poster headline design — Slanted Red Title Across a Diagonal Slash

A stylized illustrated romance-thriller movie poster dominated by bold red, cobalt blue, and black graphic shapes around two large painted faces. In the upper-left quadrant, a large painted portrait of an adult woman with vivid red-orange skin and dark red hair fills the left side, her blue eye glancing toward the right edge. Her features are rendered in flat posterized color blocks with hard black outlines. In the upper-right corner, a smaller profile portrait of an adult man with cobalt-blue skin and dark wavy hair faces left, his expression grave. Between the two faces, a jagged white shape cuts diagonally from the upper center down to the middle of the frame. On the right side of the white diagonal, a small black silhouette of an adult man waves from beside a tiny vintage car, framed in blue and red outlines. The entire right edge of the frame is a solid black band that swallows the lower half. In the lower-left corner, a small black-and-red painted face peers upward from the black field. Across the lower-middle of the frame, a large red italic "TITLE" with white outline arcs in bold slanted letters, its first word larger than the rest. The "TITLE" bridges the white diagonal and the black field. In the bottom-center, a small black splatter shape dots the white edge of the diagonal. The lighting is graphic and flat, with no realistic shading — color zones collide as solid red, blue, and black, and the white diagonal glows like a sheet of paper. The palette is limited to hot red-orange, deep cobalt, stark white, and black. No other text appears on the poster. Overall, the two faces balance diagonally across the white slash, the limited red-blue-black palette defines a bold art-deco poster illustration style, and the mood is one of romantic tension charged with pursuit.