Double Exposure Character Poster Prompt

A card titled "{argument name="poster title" default="INPUT NAME"} The character promotional posters all employ a unified vertical main visual composition (9:16). Each poster follows a hierarchical structure of "large at the top, small at the bottom": the upper half uses the character's most recognizable element (head, facial contours, mask, or upper body silhouette) as the dominant oversized visual focus, forming a highly distinctive silhouette; the lower middle part presents the character's full body as a secondary subject, using a stable standing pose or slight movement to establish the visual core of the composition. Double exposure and collage-style narrative composition are used within the large silhouette and around the character. Multiple scenes, symbolic imagery, small character interactions, and auxiliary elements are incorporated. The environmental details are layered and integrated with smoke, ink wash, and negative space. Complementary secondary elements are added to the left and right sides to create narrative tension and spatial variation. A continuous, flowing visual line runs through the entire composition, connecting the main character, the internal collage, and the large silhouette above, enhancing coherence and guiding the viewer's eye. The overall composition retains a large area of ​​negative space. The edges are treated with ink wash, soft blurring, and fragmented transitions, achieving a balance between "having" and "not having" inspired by Eastern aesthetics. The overall style is unified, refined, and restrained, emphasizing depth, narrative, strong visual impact, and a coherent series of poster language.