North Fold Poster

Printed movie poster on cream laid paper, 2:3 vertical sheet, thin unprinted cream margin on all four edges like a real lithograph. Two-ink print only: deep teal-navy ink on warm cream stock. Heavy ordered dither and coarse halftone dots, no smooth gradients, visible ink grain, slight misregister at the edge of large dark masses. Composition: a colossal dark landform occupies the upper two thirds — a mountain ridgeline that folds like a single crease of paper, the fold running diagonal from upper left to mid right. At the bottom of the fold, a tiny lone walker in a long coat stands on a pale slope, almost a speck. Extreme scale. Empty cream sky with sparse navy stipple, no stars cluster, no moon. Typography printed in cream knock-out inside the navy field: small pixelated sans title “North Fold” locked lower left, tracking tight. Below it, even smaller caps: “a film by H. VANE”. No actor names. No IMAX. No studio marks. No barcodes. Invented film, no Odyssey, no Nolan, no real faces, no trademarks. Flat printed object, not a photo of a poster on a wall, not a mockup.