black and white poster design — Multi-line title, negative space, collage

A deadpan comic movie poster shows a black-and-white spotted cow wearing rubber boots, set against a plain white background inside a thin black border. Along all four edges, a thin black rectangular border frames the white field with a narrow margin. In the upper-center of the frame, a red rectangular rubber-stamp shape tilts slightly counterclockwise, its edges rough and distressed. Inside the stamp, bold red stencil capital letters spell a two-word exclamation "TITLE" in two lines. Below the stamp, in the center of the frame, the cow stands in side profile facing left. The cow has a white coat covered with irregular black spots of varying sizes, a white face and dark ears. On each of its four hooves, it wears a tall black rubber boot, glossy and slightly reflective. A pinkish udder is visible beneath its belly, and its tail hangs straight down. To the right of the cow, a trail of small brown boot-prints walks toward the right edge. In the lower half of the frame, the white background lies completely empty. In the upper-left corner, the tilted stamp's corner nearly touches the border. In the upper-right area, white space balances the stamp's red mass. Across the middle of the frame, the cow's eye looks calmly toward the viewer with a placid expression. In the lower-left area, the white field stretches down without any marks. Near the bottom edge, only blank white paper remains. The lighting is bright, flat and shadowless, like even studio illumination, with no cast shadows and clean modeling on the cow's body. The palette is stark: white, black, stamp red and the warm brown of the footprints. The photographic cow contrasts with the graphic stamp and the cartoonish boots for an absurd effect. Tiny details include the texture of the cow's short coat, the highlight on each boot and the uneven ink of the stamp's border. The thin black border lends the whole image a crisp, postcard-like finish. Overall, the composition isolates the absurd booted cow in the middle band between the heavy red stamp above and empty white space below, in a stark red-black-and-white palette with a deadpan photographic collage style that feels mischievous and silly.