poster headline design — Centered Group · Oversized Title

A shepherd stands with his flock and his oddball neighbors. At the center, an adult man in a tan jacket and flat cap holds a shepherd's crook, smiling; around him stand adult women and men in country clothes, a uniformed officer, and a photographer; sheep crowd the frame: on the trailer roof, at his feet, and at the right, one sheep holds a magnifying glass in its mouth. The image is sunny, quirky, and pastoral. At the center, the text "TITLE" appears in large yellow Chinese characters "绵羊侦探团" in a bold, chunky, playful face, arranged horizontally in two lines, overlapping the shepherd's legs. No other text appears on the artwork. Bright, cheerful, countryside sunlight bathes the green field under a blue sky. The shepherd's crook is tall and wooden, a classic prop with a modern grin behind it. The sheep on the trailer roof stand in a woolly row, a chorus line of suspects. The magnifying-glass sheep at the right is the poster's joke: the detective is one of the flock. The red handle of the magnifying glass pops against the sheep's brown wool. The older woman in purple holds a matching handbag, elegance amid the ewes. The officer's crossed arms and cap say this village takes its sheep seriously. The photographer's camera is raised, documenting the woolly crime scene. Lambs at the shepherd's feet look up with innocent, possibly guilty, eyes. The silver trailer behind them gleams like a spaceship that landed in a meadow. The yellow title's chunky letters are the sunniest thing in a sunny frame. The flat cap sits snug on his head, a shepherd's crown. The tan jacket's corduroy collar is a texture of country comfort. The crook's curved top is polished wood, a tool turned scepter. The brown sheep at the right is shaggy and proud, the magnifying glass its badge. The lambs' wool is tight-curled and white, clouds with legs. The black sheep at the left is glossy and sleek, the flock's rebel. The woman in red's cardigan is bright against the green field, a pop of color. The yellow title's second line is slightly smaller, a subtitle in the sun. The grass is vivid and detailed, each blade catching the light. The blue sky's clouds are few and fluffy, a perfect day for detecting. The composition gathers the shepherd, his neighbors, and the sheep around the yellow title, using a green, yellow, and blue palette with a cozy-mystery comedy style and a quirky, woolly-whodunit, village-fete mood.