portrait poster design — Oversized title with single figure, top title

A cinematic apocalyptic movie poster presents a uniformed adult man with a bandaged face and a rifle standing before a towering mushroom cloud, set against a ruined cityscape in ashen red and grey. The background is a devastated urban wasteland of collapsed buildings, drifting smoke, and rubble under a dark, churning sky. In the upper portion, a massive nuclear mushroom cloud billows in deep red and black, its fiery stem glowing ember-orange. In the center of the frame, an adult man in a dark, dust-caked uniform coat and peaked cap faces the viewer; a fabric band around the cap reads "TRAFFIC WARDEN" in small dark capitals. His face is wrapped in grimy white bandages stained with dried blood, with only his eyes, nose, and mouth exposed, his expression dazed and hollow. A long rifle hangs from a strap across his chest, his gloved hand resting near the trigger guard. His coat bears tarnished buttons and a faded shoulder patch, the wool stiff with ash. In the upper third, a large "TITLE" in clean white sans-serif capitals is spaced widely across the smoke. To the left and right of the figure, shattered concrete and twisted metal frame his silhouette. The ground is invisible, swallowed by grey debris and drifting ash. The lighting is bleak and diffuse, as if filtered through radioactive haze, with the red glow of the cloud rimming the man's cap and shoulders while cold grey ash-light flattens the bandages and the ruined skyline behind him. Overall, the poster balances the solitary uniformed figure against the overwhelming scale of the mushroom cloud, its ashen red, charcoal, and bone-white palette, bleak photorealistic disaster style, and a numb, hopeless, dread-laden mood holding the post-apocalyptic tableau together.