Create a clean presentation-ready SVG illustration of an ambiguous-gender writer/author, warm and human, in a refined flat-vector style. The character should be shown from the waist up, slightly turned toward the right, sitting or leaning near a document. They should look thoughtful and calm, with a soft neutral face, simple expressive features, and a small glowing light bulb idea inside or just above their head. Style: polished editorial vector illustration, minimal but not childish, closer to a modern storyboard frame than an icon. Use smooth organic shapes, subtle shadows, and clear readable silhouette. The figure should feel like an international civil servant or professional writer, not a cartoon mascot. Palette: compatible with UN/ESCAP presentation colors: deep blue clothing, warm skin tones, soft cream highlights, gold/yellow idea glow, muted teal or pale blue secondary accents. Transparent background. Composition: leave empty space to the right so the idea can later travel toward a document/ship. The author should face right. The head and idea area must be visually clear at slide distance. Important: generate as true SVG vector shapes, not embedded raster image. Use grouped layers with meaningful ids: author-body, author-head, author-face, author-hair, document, idea-glow, idea-bulb. Keep the file clean and editable. Avoid: anime style, childish clipart, corporate memoji/avatar look, excessive detail, photorealism, harsh outlines, busy background, text labels, hands with complex fingers, overly gendered features. Canvas/viewBox: 0 0 900 700. Place the author in the left 45% of the canvas, idea glow around x=330 y=190, document or writing surface around x=520 y=440. Keep all important shapes within the viewBox with no huge empty padding.

The image shows a man sitting at a desk with a laptop in front of him, illuminated by a light bulb above his head. He appears to be focused on the laptop, suggesting he is working on a project.