Futures Concept Doodle Infographic

Prompt

A doodle-style infographic containing four slide cards arranged in a 2×2 grid layout, explaining the concept of futures in finance to high school students. The overall image presents a consistent thick-lined colored-pencil hand-drawn style, with bright colors and bold lines carrying a distinct pencil-grain texture. Each card has a soft solid-color background, enclosed by a rough black pencil hand-drawn border, and each card features a centered, underlined, black bold handwritten-style unified title at the top, typeset similarly to a carefully designed PPT presentation slide. The upper-left card has a pale yellow background. The top title reads 'What Are Futures?'. The illustration shows a doodle of a farmer wearing a straw hat on the left, and a doodle of a baker wearing a white chef's hat on the right. The farmer has a thought bubble above his head containing a wheat stalk, a downward red arrow, and a dollar sign; the baker also has a thought bubble, depicting a croissant, an upward green arrow, and a dollar sign. The black handwritten text at the bottom of the card reads: 'Meet Farmer Bob and Baker Sue. Bob worries wheat prices will drop. Sue worries wheat prices will rise.' The upper-right card has a pale blue background. The top title reads 'The Contract'. Drawn in the center of the frame is a large scroll-shaped paper contract, with a closed golden padlock icon above the contract and a pair of shaking hands below it. Written on the contract surface in large text are '$500' and '6 Months'. The text at the bottom reads: 'They sign a "Futures Contract". They agree to trade 100 sacks of wheat for $500 in 6 months. Price is locked!' The lower-left card has a pale pink background. The top title reads 'Time Passes'. The central illustration is an open calendar with a clock in the middle whose hands are spinning rapidly, representing the passage of time. Surrounding the calendar is a dramatically fluctuating red line chart, with the line moving up and down, and a bubble annotation beside it reading '? $400 ?