Linocut: Bold inked masses and purposeful carved channels with controlled edge irregularity; simple readable silhouettes, no fine engraving lines or excessive paper distress. Simplify to big silhouette, pose and color areas. Below fingertip scale use only carved channels and ink edges. Eyes and nose, if present, are ink-made shapes with one ink-made highlight. Medium texture visible everywhere. No photographic detail, crisp strands or glossy eye reflections.
A single unbranded film strip enters the square frame at the upper left corner as one bold black ribbon running down and to the right, built with two parallel rows of small square bone-colored sprocket holes along both edges; the rectangles between the hole rows stay plain rich black with no picture, face, figure or scene inside any of them. Midway down the poster the ribbon makes one wide smooth S-bend and flattens into a narrow country road that continues to the lower right; from the bend onward the two sprocket-hole rows read as the road's pale dashed center line on black ground. The road recedes between two low carved hills on the left and right toward a distant crest right of center, where one jack-o'-lantern sits: a round pumpkin with ink-made triangle eyes and a jagged grin glowing the single acid green-yellow accent inside a dusty red halo. Above, the rich black night sky carries one carved bone crescent moon upper right. The bottom sixth of the poster stays an empty band of plain bone paper with faint medium texture only, deliberately bare as clear title space. Palette of rich black, bone, dusty red and the one acid green-yellow accent.
The film strip carries no stills, lettering, numbers, logos or brand marks anywhere; the hills, sky and road are plain carved ink surfaces with no stars rendered as text, no signature and no watermark anywhere in the image.
