minimalist poster design — Multi-line title with minimalist design

A minimalist graphic movie poster shows a giant pair of black tailor's scissors standing upright at the center, its blades rising into a burnt-orange upper field where a tiny silhouetted adult man in a hat stands on the blade tip. The background is split into two flat color fields: burnt orange across the top half and mustard yellow across the bottom half, divided by a thin horizontal white line. A narrow off-white paper border frames the entire design, giving the look of a printed sheet. In the upper-right corner, the tiny black silhouette of an adult man in a fedora and long coat stands in profile on the very tip of the scissor blade, one hand in his pocket. The scissor blades are long and tapering, rendered in solid black with a subtle paper-grain texture, rising diagonally from the center toward the upper right. At the middle of the frame, the scissor pivot and the two large finger loops dominate, the loops forming bold black ovals against the mustard yellow. The left loop is slightly larger and lower, the right loop sits higher, and the handles cross with elegant curved shapes. Across the lower third, the two black finger loops anchor the composition, their curves creating large negative-space ovals. In the bottom-center, the loops' sweeping arcs nearly touch the paper border. A thin white dashed line, like a tailor's chalk stitch, loops playfully across the composition: it arcs from the upper-left area, circles around the blades near the middle, and trails down through the lower loops. The dashed stitch line is broken into short even segments, mimicking hand basting. In the upper-left area, a bold title in distressed black sans-serif capitals reads "TITLE" in two lines, the first word smaller above the second. The lettering has a rough, stamped texture and sits squarely on the burnt-orange field. Along the bottom edge, the mustard field continues unbroken to the paper border. No other text appears on the poster. The lighting is flat and graphic, with no cast shadows or gradients: the colors are solid and the black shapes are absolute, like a screen print. A faint paper texture mottles the orange and yellow fields. The diagonal composition balances the massive scissors against the tiny figure at the blade tip in a playful scale contrast, rendered in a bold retro screen-print style with a palette of burnt orange, mustard yellow, and solid black that together create a mood of sly, tailored menace.