A design-festival poster on a near-black sheet with a very heavy even grain over every part of it, coarse enough to read inside the letterforms: one bronze winged figure standing on a tall column rearing up centred from the bottom, posterised to exactly two hot inks meeting at a hard jump between them — chartreuse taking its shadowed planes and mint green its lit ones — standing against one flat deep green band across the bottom fifth with the grass cut as a flat solid shape against it, and the event name BLUSTER in immense sharp white blackletter turned ninety degrees and running up the left edge of the sheet, its ascenders and descenders long enough to pass in front of the monument and behind it within the same word, the grain reading inside every letter. Three ranged items along the top edge, a three-line pull-quote in a softer serif ranged right at mid-height, and two numerals in pixel-outlined boxes placed straight over the image. Aggressive, romantic and a bit grandiose.