portrait poster design — Right-Aligned Single Figure · Top Title · Oversized Title

A sci-fi horror movie poster of a rain-lashed night city, dominated by a giant hooded figure with a bandaged, half-invisible face looming on the right. The figure's head and shoulders fill the right half of the frame in extreme close-up, a dark hood shadowing where the face should be, translucent medical bandages wrapping the invisible skull in glowing white strips that catch the light, the hood's coarse wet weave showing droplets beading along its edge. Only hints of a jawline and cheekbone show through the wrapping near the center-right. Rain streaks diagonally across the entire frame, each drop rendered as a fine silver line. On the left side, in the middle distance, a translucent green humanoid form sprints through the downpour, its body rendered as shimmering, watery light, arms pumping, leaving a comet-trail of droplets that sparkle with refracted highlights. Behind it, the background shows a blurred city skyline at night, dark towers with scattered lit windows rising through the rain haze, their reflections smearing across the wet street at the bottom, puddles mirroring the green glow in trembling patches. At the top-left of the frame, a large title reading "TITLE" appears in glossy blue three-dimensional block characters with a metallic sheen and a hard drop shadow, the numeral larger than the characters. The lighting is cold and wet: a sickly green glow radiates from the transparent runner, cutting through the blue-black rain, while a pale rim light traces the hooded figure's bandages from above. The color palette is midnight blue and toxic green: ink navy, steel blue, phosphor green, and the icy white of the bandages. The composition sets the invisible giant on the right against the fleeing transparency on the left, the format amplifying the downpour, and the poster closes with a mood of clinical, rain-soaked menace in a slick early-2000s sci-fi horror style. The bandages glow from within where the rain strikes them, each wrap casting a soft halo against the dark hood. The invisible man's shoulders rise and fall with slow, deliberate breaths, the fabric of the hood shifting almost imperceptibly. Somewhere in the middle distance, a streetlamp flickers and dies, swallowed by the storm. The green runner's footprints leave brief luminous impressions on the pavement that fade within seconds. A low mist curls around the base of the distant towers, softening their foundations into gray nothing. The rain itself seems to fall in sheets, blurring the boundary between the two figures and the city they haunt. Every surface glistens, and the whole frame feels submerged in cold, electric dread.