Retro-Futurist Human Cyborg Poster
Create a premium vertical 3:4 retro-futurist editorial poster on a deep charcoal-black textured paper background, with a worn halftone print finish, cream ink typography, and electric cyan-blue/orange accent lighting. Center the composition on a male Greco-Roman marble bust, cropped at the chest, facing slightly to the viewer’s right with a calm classical expression and curly hair. Split the head and torso down the vertical center: the viewer’s right half remains a blue-lit marble human bust, while the viewer’s left half is exposed cybernetic machinery replacing the skull, ear, neck, and shoulder, with circular mechanical ear plates, cables, pistons, dark metal parts, and thin orange rim light. Behind the bust, place one enormous condensed block-capital headline reading headline_text in tall cream letters, partially obscured by the head. At the very top, add a small centered Portuguese tagline reading top_tagline, flanked by short cream barcode-like dash marks. Add two warped cream wireframe grid panels behind the bust, one on each side, plus two small starburst spark icons. On the left side, set a vertical Portuguese quote in small cream type reading side_quote. On the right side, stack the year year as two large cream numbers, “20” above “26”. Along the bottom, create an editorial information band: a square cream-framed box with a black asterisk/sun icon, next to two outlined label boxes reading “TECNOLOGIA COM PROPÓSITO” and “Criatividade e inteligência”; to the right, add a large label reading bottom_slogan, a small spaced caption “COLABORAÇÃO...” and a thin progress bar ending with “70%”. Include exactly these discrete graphic/text elements: 1 main cyborg bust, 1 giant background headline, 1 top tagline line, 2 barcode dash groups, 2 warped wireframe grids, 2 starbursts, 1 vertical side quote, 1 stacked year marker, 1 asterisk icon box, 2 bottom label boxes, 1 bottom slogan, and 1 progress bar. Use strong editorial spacing, high contrast, gritty screenprint texture, subtle paper grain, vintage science-magazine layout, no photorealistic background scenery, no watermark.