two-character poster — Face to Face · Oversized Title · Bottom Title

A romance poster of a couple nose-to-nose before old stone. An adult woman with long brown hair and an adult man in a tweed coat embrace, noses touching, both smiling, her hand on his head. Behind them, an ancient stone university building blurs with green lawns. Across the bottom, the huge white calligraphy Chinese title "TITLE" spans in elegant characters. The lighting is soft golden. The color palette is stone gray, tweed brown, and lawn green. The woman's long brown hair falls soft, her smiling face's joy tender. Her hand's gentle on his head. The man's tweed coat's textured, his smiling profile's young love. Their touching noses' intimacy is the poster's heart. The stone building's ancient carved behind, the lawns' green manicured. The white calligraphy's elegant strokes sweep. The golden lighting is soft and warm. The gray is the stone. The brown is the tweed. The green is the lawn. The tender is the golden. The romantic is the aching. The soft is the photographic. The lovers are the fallen. The year is the Oxford's. The one is the year. The falling soft is the hair. The hair is the long. The long is the brown. The tender joyed is the face. The face’s smiling is the woman’s. The woman’s is the long-haired. The gentle hand’s is the woman’s. The woman’s hand is the head’s. The head’s is the man’s. The textured tweed is the coat. The coat’s is the man’s. The man’s is the smiling. The young loved is the profile. The profile’s smiling is the man’s. The man’s is the embraced. The heart intimate are the noses. The noses’ touching is the couple’s. The couple’s is the embraced. The carved ancient is the stone. The stone’s building is the behind’s. The behind’s is the couple’s. The manicured green are the lawns. The lawns’ are the behind’s. The behind’s is the stone’s. The sweeping elegant are the strokes. The strokes’ calligraphy is the title’s. The title’s is the white. The warm soft is the golden. The golden’s lighting is the poster’s. The poster’s is the soft. The gray is the stone’s. The brown is the tweed’s. The green is the lawn’s. The sigh never fades. The romance is aching. Forever. The year endures. The poster is a sigh. The poster falls its lovers into one Oxford year, in a soft photographic style that feels tender, golden, and achingly romantic.