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#L2602
stacked typography — Oversized Title / Multi-Line Title / Diagonal
L2602 · stacked typography — Oversized Title / Multi-Line Title / Diagonal. Explore the reference image and prompt, then open this composition in the layout tool.

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- Layout ID
- L2602
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A space-adventure movie poster shows a colossal glowing space station plunging toward a swirling black hole, set against a starry deep-blue cosmos. In the lower-left, a vast golden-lit space station with a tall central tower and a wide lattice hull burns with warm amber window light. Across the center, a huge white arched block title reading "TITLE" curves over the vortex, split into two lines. Behind and above the title, a spiraling black hole churns in magenta, violet, and molten orange, with streaks of starlight bending into its dark core. In the upper-right corner, a giant dark-red robot with a glowing red visor eye looms over the scene. Near the top edge, three adult astronauts in white and rust-red spacesuits run across the hull, firing small hand lasers that leave bright streaks. Two small boxy robots hover along the left edge, trailing engine flames. Meteors and light streaks crisscross the purple nebula in the lower-right, and the bottom corners fade into star-flecked indigo. The station tower's crown glows like a lantern against the dark. Tiny lit windows dot the station's wide lattice hull. A long truss extends from the station's right side into the dark. The vortex's edge frays into thin filaments of light. Stars smear into arcs near the black hole's rim. The red robot's segmented shoulders catch magenta light from the vortex. The lighting is cosmic and dramatic, with the station's golden glow radiating from the lower-left, the black hole's magenta glare washing the center, and the red robot's visor pulsing with hot light against its dark hull. The diagonal plunge composition balances the golden station against the gaping vortex, and the amber, magenta, and deep-space blue palette, retro painted sci-fi illustration style, and dizzying awe-struck mood capture the romance of 1970s space opera.