ensemble poster design — Oversized title with single figure at the top

An illustrated movie poster erupts with a chaotic battle scene of adult soldiers, set against a plain off-white background. Across the top of the frame, a large title in distressed black stencil-style block capitals reads "TITLE", its rough texture suggesting worn military markings. The title dominates the upper third, with the first word set smaller above the two larger words. Beneath the title, a fan-shaped explosion of figures spreads across the middle and lower bands. At the center, a large adult soldier in a rumpled khaki shirt fires a tommy-gun-style submachine gun upward, a bright yellow muzzle flame bursting from its barrel. His grim face is lit orange by the gunfire, his sleeves rolled and his stance braced. To the left of him, several adult soldiers in ochre and rust uniforms aim rifles, their own muzzle flashes streaking outward. One soldier at the far left lunges forward with a rifle fixed, his body twisted in mid-stride. To the right of the central figure, more adult gunmen fire automatic weapons, their faces set in fierce concentration, orange flames licking from the barrels. Among the soldiers near the center-left, an adult woman with blonde hair in a pink dress stands out, her pale figure contrasting with the uniformed men. Above and behind the main group, two small adult paratrooper figures dangle from open parachutes, descending into the fray. In the lower center, green military trucks and armored vehicles sit amid the tumult, painted in teal-green with dark shadows. At the lower left, small teal-green adult soldiers advance with flamethrowers, one crouched figure aiming a burning stream. At the lower right, a stone building burns with a massive orange-yellow explosion, flames and smoke engulfing its walls. Tiny dark figures scatter at the edges of the blast, half-lost in the fire. Scattered across the scene, smaller soldiers in deep blue and teal uniforms charge, kneel, and fire, filling every gap of the fan-shaped composition. The illustration style is dynamic and painterly, with energetic brushstrokes and dramatic foreshortening. The lighting is explosive and warm, dominated by the golden-orange glare of muzzle flashes and the building fire, which casts fierce highlights on the soldiers' faces and uniforms while deep red-brown shadows pool in the recesses of the scene. No other text appears; the stencil title stands alone at the top. The fan-like composition radiating outward from the central gunman balances kinetic chaos with the heavy black title anchoring the top, pairing a fiery palette of orange, ochre, and military green on ivory with a vigorous pulp-illustration style, creating a mood of ferocious wartime mayhem and adrenaline.