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#L3987
ensemble poster design — Centered Single Figure · Top Title · Oversized Title
L3987 · ensemble poster design — Centered Single Figure · Top Title · Oversized Title. Explore the reference image and prompt, then open this composition in the layout tool.

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A hand-painted comedy poster surrounds a pet detective with his animal entourage above a newspaper-covered car. Across the top, the Chinese title "TITLE" arcs in five huge red characters with a slight 3D bevel, set in a heavy blocky sans-serif style, curving against the warm orange sky. In the center, an adult man with a tall pompadour hairstyle, wearing an unbuttoned floral Hawaiian shirt over a white tank top, stands with his arms spread wide in a triumphant pose; a broad, goofy grin splits his face. Perched on his body are four animals: a green-and-yellow parrot on his raised right forearm, a small brown monkey clinging to his right shoulder, a tiny brown rodent nestled at his left shoulder, a green iguana draped over his left shoulder, and a red-and-blue macaw gripping his raised left hand. Below him, a bright blue vintage American sedan fills the lower third; its windshield is cracked, and its hood and grille are plastered with newspapers, one clearly headlined "MIAMI DOLPHIN MASCOT STOLEN" in black type. At the right window, the man's face peeks out from the driver's seat. The background shows a hazy Miami skyline with palm trees and waterfront mansions in turquoise and green. Warm, golden sunset light bathes the whole scene in a nostalgic glow. The parrot's feathers are rendered in loving detail, each green and yellow plume distinct, and its beak is slightly open as if squawking. The monkey's fur is soft and brown, its tiny hands gripping the Hawaiian shirt, and its expression is quizzical. The iguana's scales catch the light in emerald ridges along its back, its prehistoric eye calm. The macaw's scarlet and blue plumage is the brightest note in the composition, its long tail feathers streaming down. The newspapers on the car are real Miami papers, their headlines half-legible, fluttering as if in a sea breeze. The car's chrome bumper gleams with hand-painted highlights, and the cracked windshield spiderwebs from a single impact point. The Miami mansions in the background are soft and dreamy, their windows glowing amber. The pets are the real stars, and they know it. All righty then. The overall composition stacks the beaming detective and his menagerie above the battered blue car beneath the arcing red title, rendered in a palette of car blue, sky orange, shirt floral and title red, in a lush hand-painted illustration style that feels goofy, sunny and gloriously 90s.