portrait poster design — Multi-line title, with stacked lines and top title

An illustrated movie poster of an adult woman in a kimono holding a sword beside a blood-spattered parasol, standing among snow-covered crimson flowers against a white background. The background is a clean, almost entirely white field with delicate pale-gray speckles suggesting falling snow. On the left side of the frame stands an adult woman in her twenties with black hair in a traditional updo, shown in profile gazing right; she wears a white kimono patterned with faint gray and blue florals, a dark blue obi with light stripes, and a glimpse of red under-robe at the hem. In her right hand she grips a long slender sword angled upward. Behind her, a large lavender paper parasol spreads open, its surface spattered with streaks and droplets of dark red blood. Across the bottom third, tall dark-red spider lilies rise on black stems, their petals capped with puffs of white snow, interlaced with white snow mounds and small sprigs. In the upper-right quadrant, large pale beige capital letters read "TITLE", stacked in three lines with a thin horizontal rule beneath. In the lower-right corner, small white snow tufts and faint footprints dot the empty white ground. In the upper-left corner, the parasol's curved rim meets the white margin. In the lower-left corner, the darkest cluster of lilies anchors the composition. In the center-left, the woman's kimono and the parasol overlap in layered planes. The kimono's pattern includes faint maple-leaf and blossom shapes in muted gray-blue. The obi is tied in a neat knot at her back, its stripes in pale blue and white. The sword's hilt shows a wrapped grip and a small round guard. The parasol's bamboo ribs radiate from the center, visible through the translucent paper. The lily petals are long and recurved, their deep red darkening toward the stems. Small snow mounds cast the faintest blue-gray shadows on the white ground. A sparse trail of footprints leads from the lower edge toward the flowers. The lighting is soft and flat like a watercolor illustration, with gentle shading on the kimono's folds and the petals, no harsh shadows, giving the blood and the snow a clean graphic crispness. Overall, the left-anchored figure balanced by the stacked pale typography, the white-crimson-lavender palette, the elegant Japanese woodblock-inspired illustration style, and the serene yet vengeful chill fuse into one haunting, poetic image.