Soundwalks marketing graphic assets (Seurat edits)

We are the L.A. Choral Lab, a performing arts nonprofit/classical choir ([login to view URL]) putting on an event called Soundwalks in a park in Los Angeles in April 2021. Soundwalks are auditory experiences that change and morph according to the audience member's location in the space. Each listener experiences the Soundwalk through their own smartphone and headphones; the phone's GPS coordinates dictate the musical loop that is playing at any given time. We need a few marketing graphics to help market this event in our social media platforms and email newsletters. We have a very specific vision for our marketing graphics that involves taking the famous George Seurat painting A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of Grand Jatte and creating three different versions: (1) a version with fewer people in the park, and with white headphones and devices on each person in the style of the old Apple iPod commercials; (2) a version with even fewer people in the park, all with umbrellas, and with it raining (and perhaps with the whole park in a slightly different color filter to reflect a storm); and (3) a version in the style of Seurat's painting, but with a few zoo animals spread throughout the park instead of any humans. One or more of these of these will need certain stylized text at the top or bottom. For example, version (1) will need to read "Soundwalks" at the top and "An Outdoor Auditory Safari" at the bottom. We envision the style of the text being something vageuly like the Lucasfilm Logo (see attached), but in some sort of softer font, setting, and color to reflect the French character of the painting. This element would be open to your taste and judgment as the designer. We will need version (1) in (1a) square form and (1b) banner form for use on Facebook, Eventbrite, and email newsletter. We will need versions (2) and (3) in square form only. I am attaching the original Seurat painting for your reference. I have also been able to locate some templates of the park without people in it, though they do not appear to match the park in the original painting. I am attaching one such template that may or may not be helpful. We would particularly like to see portfolio samples that show your adaptation of a pre-existing work, if available, since that is what the scope of this project calls for. Thank you for your consideration!