split-screen poster — Split Layout · Split Layout · Oversized Title

An action poster of four masked heroes' eyes in diagonal yellow-taped strips, depicted in a neutral non-glorified manner. Three diagonal strips divided by rough yellow caution-tape lines show close-ups of masked faces on black: a bearded man in a blue mask at the top, a purple-haired young woman in a purple mask in the middle, a young man in a green-and-orange mask below, with a fourth masked man's eyes at the very bottom. Paint splatters in purple, yellow, and red decorate the black. Across the bottom, a huge yellow-and-red title reading "TITLE" spans in bold distressed characters. The lighting is harsh and comic-book, the eyes intense. The color palette is black, yellow tape, and mask colors. The bearded man's blue mask's fabric stretches, his smirk roguish. The purple-haired woman's mask's shine is sleek, her green eyes cold and fierce. Her purple hair's dye is vivid. The young man's green-and-orange mask's foam is comic, his stare intense. The fourth man's black mask's eyes are weary. The yellow tape's roughness is punk, the paint's splatters wild. The huge title's yellow-and-red characters are explosive. The harsh lighting is flashbulb. The black is the night of the streets. The yellow is the warning. The brash is the tone. The violent is the comedy. The punk is the attitude. The vigilantes are the kids. The attitude is the sliced. The tape’s yellow is the caution. The caution is the punk. The punk is the punch. The splatters’ wild is the paint. The paint is the blood. The blood is the ink. The cold green is the stare. The stare is the girl. The girl is the Hit. The weary eyes are the bottom. The bottom is the fourth. The fourth is the father. The flashbulb harsh is the light. The light is the comic. The comic is the book. The intense eyes are the four. The four are the masks. The masks are the movie. The brash is the violent. The violent is the punk. The punch is the poster. The masks never slip. The attitude is the sliced. The comic is the book. Forever masked. The punk never dies. The sliced is the attitude. The movie is the masks. The punch is the punk. The punk is the punch. The attitude remains. Almost. Forever. The poster is a punch. The poster slices its vigilantes into attitude, in a gritty photographic style that feels brash, bold, and punk.