sci-fi poster design — Two Figures · Oversized Title · Multi-Line Title

A sci-fi poster of an old explorer and a child under a green aurora, depicted in a wholesome protective manner. At the bottom, a bearded older adult man in an orange arctic parka with fur hood walks protectively beside a small child in a gray snowsuit, goggles up, through snow, his gloved hand near the child's shoulder. Above them, a vast night sky swirls with green aurora, stars, and a huge pale planet. A wrecked plane and a satellite dish sit at the edges. Across the upper middle, the English title "THE MIDNIGHT SKY" appears in white capitals beside the white Chinese title "TITLE". The lighting is aurora-lit night, the snow glowing green. The color palette is aurora green, snow blue, and parka orange. The man's orange parka's fur hood frames his weathered face, the binoculars' strap worn. His gloved hand's gesture guides. The child's gray snowsuit's stripes are neat, the goggles' reflection green. The snow's crunch is imagined, the green glow unearthly. The aurora's curtains dance, the stars' pinpricks bright. The pale planet's curve is huge and silent. The wrecked plane's metal is twisted, the dish's white stark. The white titles' capitals are clean, the Chinese elegant. The aurora lighting is otherworldly. The green is the sky's fire. The blue is the snow. The orange is the warmth. The lonely is the walk. The vast is the night. The hopeful is the quiet. The stark is the photographic. The framed weathered is the face. The face is the Augustine. The Augustine is the alone. The worn strap is the binoculars. The binoculars are the watch. The watch is the sky. The guiding gesture is the glove. The glove is the hand. The hand is the hope. The imagined crunch is the snow. The snow is the path. The path is the peril. The unearthly green is the glow. The glow is the snow. The snow is the night. The dancing curtains are the aurora. The aurora is the borealis. The borealis is the green. The clean white are the titles. The titles are the English. The English is the Chinese. The otherworldly green is the light. The light is the aurora. The aurora is the night. The fire green is the sky. The sky is the night. The night is the long. Almost. The poster is the last light. The poster walks its last two humans into the long night, in a stark photographic style that feels lonely, vast, and quietly hopeful.