stacked typography — Tall stacked stencil title beside giant watching face

A painted war movie poster fills the frame with an explosion of orange-red battle chaos beneath a giant looming soldier's face. In the upper-right quadrant, the soldier's weathered face dominates, his narrowed eyes set under a dark green beret, his jaw clenched in a grim expression, fine wrinkles etched around his mouth. Across the upper-left of the frame, the title reads "TITLE" in tall white stencil-style capitals, two words stacked, the letters slightly weathered. Behind the title and around the face, the background burns in swirling hues of crimson, burnt orange, and molten gold, suggesting napalm and muzzle flashes. On the left edge of the frame, a military helicopter tilts in midair, its cockpit glass glinting and its rotor blades slicing through smoke. At the center of the frame, soldiers in olive fatigues charge forward through the flames, one of them lunging with his rifle raised high. In the lower-left corner, two soldiers fall or dive, their bodies silhouetted against the fire, helmets and packs flying. Across the lower third, a line of small dark figures advances through smoke and haze, rifles at their shoulders. Ash and sparks swirl upward through the smoke, tiny bright flecks against the dark. The beret's felt shows a soft nap, its edge casting a thin shadow across his forehead. At the far right edge of the frame, another soldier's helmeted head emerges half-hidden in the haze. The lighting is infernal and flickering, the flames themselves serving as the key light, throwing harsh orange highlights across the giant face, the beret's felt, and the soldiers' uniforms while the smoke sinks into black. The color palette is dominated by fire tones: vermilion, tangerine, ember red, and charcoal black, with the olive beret and white lettering providing the only cool notes. The brushwork is loose and violent, with impasto strokes in the flames and long sweeping gestures in the smoke. The composition piles action on action, the colossal watching face presiding over a battlefield in full eruption.