glowing text design — Centered Single Figure · Oversized Title · High Contrast

A painted arthouse poster of an adult man standing in a field with a wolf, a giant yellow title at the bottom. The background is a dreamlike pastoral: green trees, a hazy distant city skyline, a blue-green sky. At the top, yellow and orange text credits the director's award-winning prior film, with rows of white festival laurels beneath. In the center, an adult man in his late twenties in a white T-shirt and brown trousers stands facing the viewer, his expression gentle and vacant, a dark wolf standing beside his leg, half-hidden by foliage. Below him, a Cannes festival laurel and the words for best screenplay. Across the lower third, the title appears as giant yellow characters reading "TITLE", the letters hand-painted and warm, with a line of white text beneath reading "TAGLINE". At the bottom, a narrow strip of tiny credit text and the release line "4.26" in yellow with the tagline "回不去的時光" beside it. The lighting is soft and painterly, a hazy pastoral glow. The overall composition holds the saintly figure in the green field above the glowing yellow title, joining a meadow-green, sky-blue, and sun-yellow palette in a naive painted style that feels innocent, melancholic, and timeless, a saint lost in the modern world. The wolf is his only companion, dark and loyal. The city looms far away, irrelevant. The laurels are a crown of honor. The yellow title is the color of wheat and sun. The man's gaze is empty and full. The painting's brushstrokes are visible, tender. The field is eternal summer. The modern world cannot touch him. The poster is a prayer for innocence. The wolf watches the viewer. The saint does not blink. The yellow glows like a halo. The man's white T-shirt is plain, humble. The brown trousers are worn, simple. His dark hair is tousled. His face is open, unguarded. The wolf's fur is dark gray, thick. Its eyes are amber, watchful. The foliage around them is painted in dabs. The trees are round, storybook. The city skyline is gray, ghostly. The sky's blue-green is unreal, dreamy. The festival laurels are white on the painted sky. The years read 2018, 2019. The awards are a litany. The director's name is the headline. The prior film's title is in brackets, orange. The tagline's question hangs. The date 4.26 is yellow, bright. The tagline beside it is white, wistful. The tiny credits are a formality. The poster's innocence is its armor. The modern world is the villain. The saint will not fight. The wolf will not leave. The yellow title is a benediction.