poster headline design — Mothership over centered warning sign, bottom title

A cinematic movie poster shows a colossal alien mothership hovering over a hazy city skyline above a fenced shantytown. Dominating the upper third of the frame, the dark disc-shaped ship spans nearly the full width, its weathered hull bristling with dangling pipes, mechanical pods and industrial undercarriage details. Around the ship, three white helicopters hover close while several smaller dark helicopters appear as distant silhouettes. In the upper-left corner, the sky is pale blue, fading into a bright warm haze toward the horizon. Across the middle of the composition, a skyline of rectangular towers rises in desaturated taupe and brown, dissolving into the haze. Below the skyline, a sprawling slum of corrugated-iron shacks, dirt paths and scattered debris fills the mid-ground. At the center of the frame, a weathered white warning sign stands on a rusted metal pole, its surface pitted with rust spots and scratches. The sign carries a red border and a large red prohibition circle enclosing a black insectoid alien silhouette with pale eyes. Beneath the symbol, bold black stencil capitals spell out "NO HUMANS ALLOWED", with a line of fine print below that is too small to read. The alien silhouette stands upright on two legs, its elongated head and clawed hands rendered in solid black. On the left side of the frame, coils of barbed wire stretch across the foreground, blurred and dark against the dusty ground. On the right side of the frame, more barbed wire and shack walls recede into shadow, with a wisp of white smoke rising in the distance. Across the lower third, the ground darkens into near-black earth, fading to a solid black band at the very bottom. Centered on that black band, a large distressed stencil title reads "TITLE" in white capital letters, with the final character rendered in red. In the bottom-left corner, the darkness is absolute, anchoring the frame's lower edge. In the bottom-right corner, a faint glint of metal marks a distant shack roof. The ship's underside hangs in deep shadow while its upper hull catches a pale metallic sheen. The lighting is harsh midday sun from above: the mothership's top edges glow against the bright sky while its belly falls into heavy shadow, the city dissolves into luminous haze, and the warning sign is lit flatly from the front so its rust texture and pitted surface read clearly. Overall, the composition balances the looming mothership against the small centered warning sign in a top-heavy vertical hierarchy, rendered in a desaturated palette of dusty taupe, rust brown, steel gray and warning red with a gritty photorealistic style that feels oppressive, paranoid and dystopian.