A full-bleed night event poster built from a single direct-flash photograph running to all four edges: a dusk sky with a hard sunset band across the upper third, a deep tinted landmass below it, one adult face cropped to a band across the eyes alone, lit flat dead centre lit hard and bright by the on-camera flash and looking straight down the lens, and a centred five-line stack of flat hot orange type laid straight over them in enormous condensed caps filling the full width, the counters nearly closed — the wordmark at the top set very large and sitting whole inside the sheet with its top edge and both sides clear of the trim so every letter of it is complete, then the event name BONE RIOT at the largest size, then a date and a door time, with three ranged columns of small bold caps along the bottom edge and two dense full-width lines beneath. Every letterform a single flat unmodelled shape of pure hot orange sitting directly on the photograph, each one the same flat value across its whole area. Every gradient in the frame coming from the flash falloff alone. Cocky and cheap and well typeset.