experimental poster design — Top title with experimental style

An experimental pop-art movie poster of an abstract halftone face with two spiral-ring eyes, set against pale sky blue. Across the top of the frame, the background is a flat pale sky blue. Near the top of the frame, a title in heavy black slab-serif capitals is centered, the words reading "TITLE". Below it, a second larger title sweeps across the width in loose red brush script with energetic hand-painted strokes, the words reading "TITLE". The red script overlaps a field of orange and blue halftone dots that rises from below. Across the middle and lower portions of the frame, an abstract composition of large halftone dots in burnt orange, umber brown, and sky blue suggests a looming face. On the left side of the face, a large target-like eye stares at the viewer, built from concentric black and white rings on a brown oval field. To the right, a matching spiral-ring eye mirrors it on a second brown oval, equally fixed on the viewer. Between the two eyes, orange and blue dotted gradients swirl and overlap like misregistered print layers. Below the eyes, the dot patterns dissolve into loose abstract shapes in brown and orange, suggesting a nose and mouth without defining them. In the bottom-left corner, dense orange halftone dots cluster against the blue. In the bottom-right corner, the blue dots thin out over the pale background. Along the left and right edges, the dotted fields bleed toward the frame borders. At the center of the composition, the two staring spiral eyes anchor the entire image. The brown ovals holding the eyes sit slightly tilted, giving the gaze an unsettling asymmetry. Tiny registration marks and print artifacts speckle the dot fields, reinforcing the handmade print feel. In the upper-left corner, the pale blue background remains clean behind the black title. In the upper-right corner, the red script's final stroke flicks upward into the blue. The lighting is flat and graphic like a screen print, with no directional light or cast shadows, only the optical vibration of the overlapping dot screens. The palette is limited to pale sky blue, burnt orange, umber brown, black, and the red of the script title. The rough halftone texture and deliberately misaligned color layers give the image a vintage underground-print style. Overall, the two hypnotic spiral eyes centered in the buzzing halftone field create a stark, confrontational balance, the clashing orange-and-blue palette and raw print style giving the poster a paranoid, electrifying mood.