Vertical 9:16 poster frame. A tactile layered paper-cut shadow-box scene with visibly cut paper edges, restrained soft cast shadows between planes, and depth built from a few separated planes. Palette: deep indigo, warm saffron, smoke blue and parchment cream.
A large pumpkin cut from layered orange-saffron paper sits centered in the lower two thirds, seen straight on. Its top is cut off like a lid and rests tilted against the pumpkin right side, showing the hollow rim. The pumpkin opens into an empty miniature amphitheater: inside the circular opening, two or three curved tiered rows of indigo and smoke-blue paper seating step down toward a broad, plain parchment stage that fills the lower center of the opening. The stage floor is completely empty smooth parchment — an unbroken calm area for later typesetting — with nothing standing on it. The circular interior reads as a wide open stage mouth, not a carved jack-o-lantern face: no eyes, no nose, no mouth, no face anywhere.
Around the pumpkin, a few cut-paper shapes complete the scene: a large saffron paper moon high in the indigo sky, two small bat silhouettes in smoke blue, and one curled paper vine at the base. Every paper surface is plain and blank — no writing, letters, numbers, banners, tickets or symbols anywhere. The paper finish runs continuous to all four edges of the frame; nothing reads as cropped or cut off. Soft even light, restrained shadows only where planes separate. No people, no animals except the two bat silhouettes, no photographic textures.
