**This is a movie poster for "Code & Canvas". Featuring a retro design, the poster portrays Amy and Leo working in a lab laden with robotics and paintings, depicted within the delicate lines of a blueprint design. They are instinctively reaching for the central object, a half-painted, half-robotic hand, symbolic of their collaborative effort. Blueprint patterns fade into the background, seamlessly joining with the silhouetted image of their high school. The characters are filled with slight comical exaggeration yet retain a genuine air, reflecting the film’s divergence from the conventional genius-kid stereotype. The title "Code & Canvas" is drawn in geometrical, 3D letters that subtly hint at vintage neon signs. The monochrome palette accentuates the blueprint style, with bursts of color selectively used to draw focus to key elements.** - Image #2 <@1124651190450401330>
This is a movie poster for Code  Canvas. Featuring a retro design, the poster portrays Amy and Leo working in a lab laden with robotics and paintings, depicted within the delicate lines of a blueprint design. They are instinctively reaching for the central object, a halfpainted, halfrobotic hand, symbolic of their collaborative effort. Blueprint patterns fade into the background, seamlessly joining with the silhouetted image of their high school. The characters are filled with slight comical exaggeration yet retain a genuine air, reflecting the films divergence from the conventional geniuskid stereotype. The title Code  Canvas is drawn in geometrical, 3D letters that subtly hint at vintage neon signs. The monochrome palette accentuates the blueprint style, with bursts of color selectively used to draw focus to key elements.