Grey newsprint where every letter looks snipped from a different paper, each with its own colour, ink, typeface and tilt, scissor-cut edges and a hard shadow, slapped down one at a time. A red marker circles, ticks and crosses things out, with staples and typed paper strips. Made for twists, myth-busting, curious facts and suspenseful reveals.
Use this styleTell me the topic and the few key lines to spell out: the opening question or hook, the things to compare or judge right and wrong, the line that lands the reveal, plus any numbers and their sources. Keep each line short, about 20 letters at most. Photos are optional and become black-and-white photocopied clippings; without them the page is all cut-out type and red marker.
A 10-second curious fact: Venus takes 243 Earth days to spin once but only 225 to circle the Sun. Cut-out letters spell the question, the number gets circled in red, and DAY 243 > YEAR 225 closes it.
Ransom Cutout Type · 16:9 · 9.6s