object-focused poster — Centered, Symmetrical, Oversized Title

An illustrated horror movie poster of a large sepia gas mask whose two round eyepieces reflect glowing red images of an adult woman's face, set against an off-white paper background streaked with brown paint drips. The gas mask dominates the center of the frame, its dark brown rubber hood rendered with heavy shading and creased texture. In the left eyepiece, the reflected face of an adult woman with long straight hair stares out, tinted deep red, her expression tense and wary. In the right eyepiece, a second view of the same adult woman's face appears, also washed in red, her gaze shifted slightly to the side. Her reflected hair merges with the red wash, strands blurring into the lens edge. A bright starburst glare flares on the upper rim of the right eyepiece. Below the eyepieces, the mask's round ribbed filter canister sits at the center, ringed with small vent holes. On both sides of the mask, dark straps hang in loose curves, dissolving into the surrounding paint drips. Brown and black paint splatters radiate around the mask's edges, with long vertical drips running down both sides of the frame. Some drips fall from the chin area of the mask, elongating toward the bottom. Across the lower third of the frame, a large title ("TITLE") in rough red brush capitals with thick black outlines sprawls diagonally, its letters uneven and hand-painted. The title's smaller first word sits above the larger second word, tucked against the filter canister. The paper background shows subtle grain and faint staining, like aged newsprint. The lighting is soft and diffuse, like daylight on aged paper, with deep sepia shading inside the mask's folds, a sharp starburst highlight on the right lens rim, and the reflected faces glowing an intense crimson red against the muted ground. Overall, the centered symmetrical composition of the mask balances the chaotic drips and sprawling title, a sepia-brown, off-white, and blood-red palette keeps the design stark and organic, the hand-painted illustration style with ink splatter gives it a raw underground-comic feel, and the mood is one of uneasy, watchful dread.