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#L2685
collage poster design — Oversized title with group, in high contrast
L2685 · collage poster design — Oversized title with group, in high contrast. Explore the reference image and prompt, then open this composition in the layout tool.

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A painted film-noir movie poster presents a dramatic collage of a trench-coated detective, a reclining evening-gowned woman, and red-lit gangsters, set against a night-city backdrop with a bold diagonal title. The background is a moody painted city street at night, with tall dark buildings, glowing windows, and a sickly yellow-green haze near the ground. In the upper-left quadrant, three adult men loom in lurid red light, their faces twisted with menace; the foremost grips a small handgun, his snarl highlighted in crimson. In the upper-right, a tall adult man in a grey fedora and long dark trench coat stands in cool blue-grey tones, gazing off to the left with a grim, stoic expression. Across the center, an adult woman with dark curly hair reclines in a black off-the-shoulder evening gown, her head tilted up toward the detective, lips painted red, one earring glinting. Behind her, a small dark figure flees across a green-tinted street, arms raised. On the left edge, a slatted blind casts long vertical shadows over the red gangsters. Across the bottom of the frame, a huge "TITLE" slants diagonally upward from left to right in thick yellow block letters outlined in red, set on a black band. The painting style is expressive and pulpy, with visible brushstrokes and exaggerated, high-contrast coloring. The lighting is stark and theatrical, with the red gangsters bathed in hellish crimson glow, the detective rimmed in cold blue moonlight, and the woman's face lit by a soft, warm spotlight against the gloom. Overall, the poster balances the hot red menace on the left against the cool blue detective on the right around the reclining woman, its lurid red, acid yellow, and noir blue-black palette, vintage pulp-poster painting style, and a tense, sultry, doom-laden mood holding the crime melodrama together.