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#L0793
horror poster design — Oversized top title with single figure and silhouette
L0793 · horror poster design — Oversized top title with single figure and silhouette. Explore the reference image and prompt, then open this composition in the layout tool.

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- L0793
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A horror movie poster splits between a blood-red forest cemetery above and a giant snarling cat face below, rendered in a grungy illustrated style. The upper background is a dark forest at night, black tree trunks and branches silhouetted against a glowing blood-red sky. In the upper-right corner, branches tangle against the red sky. The red sky is mottled with darker clouds near the top edge. Across the upper third, a huge title in jagged cream brush letters reads "TITLE", the strokes rough and splattered. In the middle of the frame, a lone adult man in his thirties, seen from behind as a dark silhouette, walks away from the viewer across a grassy ridge, carrying a cloth-wrapped bundle in his arms. The ridge is lined with the black silhouettes of grave crosses and headstones, some Celtic-style, against the red glow. The grass on the ridge is rendered in dark green with orange-red highlights. His posture is slumped, his head bowed, the bundle draped over his arms. Filling the entire lower half, an enormous cat's face snarls directly forward, its greenish-black fur matted and coarse. The cat's eyes burn amber, narrowed in fury, and its mouth gapes open to reveal long white fangs and a red tongue. Whisker lines scratch across the dark fur around its muzzle. The cat's ears are flattened back, barely distinguishable from the surrounding dark. In the upper-left corner, black branches cross the red sky. A distressed border of scratches and worn edges frames the whole poster, like damaged film. In the lower-right corner, the whisker lines stretch toward the frame's edge. Along the left edge, vertical scratch marks run the full height of the frame. In the lower corners, the darkness deepens to near-black around the cat's cheeks. The lighting is infernal and backlit, the red sky glowing behind the silhouetted figures while the cat's face catches a sickly green-amber light from below. The final composition stacks the red cemetery, the tiny gravedigger silhouette, and the overwhelming cat face in a top-to-bottom vertical, in a blood-red, black, and toxic-green palette, a grungy painted-horror style, and a mood of primal grief turned feral.