Use case: scientific-educational. Create one 3:2 horizontal editorial image for a free, independently maintained SSD image. Use the supplied photograph, taken by the owner of the pictured Raspberry Pi 500+, as the sole photographic reference for the real device. Preserve its white mechanical keyboard-computer silhouette, US key layout and long space bar. The reference does not show the ports: keep that edge out of view rather than inventing ports. This is a proposed workspace, not a released SSD image or a manufacturer-endorsed product.

Build a polished collage around the keyboard, in cream paper, forest green and warm egg-yolk yellow. Place the Pi 500+ prominently in the lower central half. On its long space bar place a small removable-looking dark-green L00P.AI sticker: the two zeros are yellow yolks. In the distant background, use delicate single-line drawings of three distinct historic home computers: ZX Spectrum 48K with its rainbow stripe and rubber keys, Atari ST with a MIDI DIN cable, and an Amiga 500 with an external audio sampler. These are supporting silhouettes, not competing hero subjects. The design should suggest a hands-on technology workshop rooted in 8-bit and 16-bit computing.

Add these exact short Polish slogans, legible and well separated from the device: “TWÓJ WARSZTAT SI.” and “USA / EU · JEDEN POMYSŁ, WIELE UKŁADÓW KLAWIATURY.” Keep every letter accurate, including the two zeros in L00P.AI. No other text. Avoid the Raspberry Pi logo, any claim that the SSD image already exists, stock watermark, neon gradients, and fabricated product ports or specifications.