portrait poster design — Single Figure, Diagonal, Oversized Title

A horror movie poster pairs a peeking eye with a sinister toy rabbit, set against a near-black wooden interior. The background is a dark, grainy black void with faint vertical wooden planks visible in the upper-left corner. In the upper-right of the frame, a narrow vertical gap reveals a sliver of an adult woman's face pressed behind a weathered wooden door edge. Only her wide brown eye is clearly visible, staring directly out at the viewer, with strands of dark hair falling across her pale skin. The wooden door surface shows cracks, grain, and peeling texture in dim gray-brown tones. Across the middle of the frame, large rough white letters rendered as "TITLE" slash diagonally from the lower-left to the upper-right, their chalk-like strokes scratched and uneven. The letters overlap both the door edge and the darkness, glowing faintly against the black. In the lower-center of the frame, a creepy stuffed rabbit toy sits facing the viewer, its mottled brown fur worn and patchy. The rabbit has huge round glassy eyes, long upright ears with torn inner fur, and holds two small red drumsticks over a pale drum head at its feet. Its stitched mouth and matted fur give it a decayed, handmade appearance. The lighting is dim and directional from the upper left, catching a cold highlight on the woman's eye and the rabbit's glassy eyes while the rest of the frame sinks into velvety black shadow. Heavy grain and near-total darkness press in from all edges, leaving only the eye, the title, and the toy illuminated. Overall, the composition balances the voyeuristic eye above against the unsettling toy below with the jagged title bridging them, in a gritty photorealistic horror style with a black, ash-gray, and chalk-white palette and a deeply eerie, paranoid mood.