Create a graphic collage poster.
Subject: a face her face, torn into three separate fragments and scattered across the
canvas. Upper left: a small fragment showing one eye and brow, tinted red, tilted 30
degrees. Left of centre: a horizontal band showing both eyes only, in high-contrast
black and white. Centre and lower right: the largest fragment, a three-quarter view from
the brow down to the chin, red-tinted, filling the middle of the frame with dark hair
strands falling across it and lips at the lower edge.
Action: the fragments are static cut-outs, not a coherent face. Every visible eye stares
straight out of the poster.
Setting: the setting — flat black, with hard-edged red and white five-pointed stars laid
over it at varying sizes and rotations, some cropped by the frame edge.
Visual style: torn-paper punk collage — high-contrast halftone photography, heavy grain,
scratched and scored surface, one saturated red and pure black and white only. Rough
torn edges on every fragment.
Composition: portrait poster format, layered flat with no depth or perspective, a large
red star behind the central face fragment, a white star at the lower right, a small red
star at the top right corner.
Lighting: none — flat graphic tinting, no modelled light or shadow.
Text inside: at the top right, the phrase "PLACEHOLDER LINE" set vertically in bold
lowercase sans, repeated twice side by side, reading bottom to top, in red on black. At
the lower left, a small white rounded rectangle containing a star-and-lightning mark in
black, with a small copyright symbol beside it. No other text.
Constraints: never assemble the fragments into one continuous face, never render photoreal
or three-dimensional, never add colours beyond red, black and white, never smooth the
torn edges, never remove the grain or scratches, never add a fourth face fragment, never
place any real brand logo or wordmark.
Output: 3:4 vertical.
