portrait poster design — Sans-serif type, stacked lines, multi-line title

A graphic movie poster sets a full-length adult woman in a yellow tracksuit against a flat bright yellow background, beside giant black block letters. Across the top of the frame, the yellow field runs uninterrupted to the edge. In the upper-left quadrant, enormous black sans-serif capitals spell the "TITLE" in two stacked lines, the letters nearly touching the left edge. Directly beneath them, smaller red capitals form a secondary line of the "TITLE" in the same blocky style. In the upper-right corner, the yellow field continues behind the woman's head to the edge. In the center of the frame, the giant black letters and the yellow-clad figure divide the space in two. Along the right edge, a thin black vertical bar runs the full height behind the figure. On the right half, the adult woman stands facing the viewer with a neutral expression: straight shoulder-length blonde hair, light skin, and a one-piece yellow motorcycle suit with black side stripes, quilted padding at the knees, and a front zipper. On her chest, three small embroidered oval and circular patches show tiny colorful motifs too small to read. A small oval patch sits at her waist. In her right hand, angled down toward the lower-left corner, she grips a long katana with a black-and-white diamond-patterned handle wrap and a plain dark blade. In the lower-right corner, her yellow boots are cropped by the bottom edge. The lighting is flat and even, like studio daylight, with almost no visible shadow, keeping every color at full saturation. The palette is brutally simple: saturated primary yellow, solid black, vivid red, and natural skin tones. The towering typography balanced against the lone armed figure, the high-contrast yellow-black-red palette, the bold pop-graphic style, and a cool, confrontational mood give the poster its striking punch.