collage poster design — Teal-orange collage with diagonal card, stacked title

A painted neo-noir movie poster collages a night seaplane, a giant tilted investigator's license card, dark water with a lone swimmer, and a brooding man's face into a single teal-and-orange composition. In the upper-left corner, a dark seaplane with twin floats banks through a black sky, one float glowing with a small orange light. Across the upper-right area, a large white identification card tilts diagonally, its printed lines reading as a California private investigator's license with a license number, a personal name, a street address, and a Los Angeles location, all in small formal capitals beside an official seal and signature. On the left side of the card, a small black-and-white identification photograph shows a stern man's face. Just below the card's lower edge, at the center of the upper third, a pair of real painted eyes peers over the card as if the man himself hides behind it, his gaze fixed on the viewer. Across the middle of the poster, a band of black water stretches horizontally, its surface broken by elongated reflections of pale peach and white light. In the center of the water, a swimmer with flippers and a diving mask glides leftward, one arm extended, a small glowing lamp clutched in the trailing hand. The swimmer's body is rendered in murky teal silhouette, the lamp blooming into a soft white-yellow orb against the dark water. Small bubbles and ripples trail behind the swimmer, catching pinpoints of light. In the lower-left corner, a large title reading "TITLE" stacks two lines of heavy rounded orange capital letters with a subtle darker outline. The orange letterforms blaze against the dark teal ground, their warmth echoing the seaplane's glowing float. In the lower-right quadrant, a large painted head of a middle-aged man with tousled dark hair and a thick mustache pushes into the frame, his brow furrowed and his eyes lifted toward the upper left. Harsh painted highlights rake across his cheek and forehead in strokes of peach and white over deep umber shadow. He wears a pale open-collared shirt, its fabric rendered in loose blue-grey brushwork. The lighting is theatrical and high-contrast: a cold sourceless glow illuminates the license card and the swimmer's lamp, while warm orange accents flare from the plane's float and the title, and the man's face is carved by dramatic painted chiaroscuro with deep shadows pooling under his brow. Along the bottom edge, the teal darkness deepens toward black-green around the title and the man's shoulder. At the top edge, the black sky presses down, unbroken except for the plane's silhouette. In the far right edge, the white card bleeds off the frame, its corner catching a cool highlight. Overall, the composition balances the diagonal white card and night plane above against the swimmer, blazing title, and brooding portrait below, the palette of deep teal-black, murky water blue, and hot orange is split between cold and warm in near-equal measure, the style is a 1970s painted photomontage thriller poster, and the mood is paranoid and nocturnal, thick with conspiracy.