Experimental Editorial Poster with CMYK Halftone

Create a finished experimental editorial poster, 9:16, flat artwork with a thin cream paper edge. Ordered CMYK halftone photography, milky defocused white type, hot yellow-to-red print field. One high-contrast photographic subject and the colored background are rebuilt from regular CMYK circular halftone dots: angled rows, visible rosettes, subtle cyan and magenta registration fringes. Near-black shadows and cream highlights keep the photo readable. Ordered print screening, not random grain. One oversized title in bold grotesk, milky white, on a separate smooth layer with soft Gaussian blur and a broad airbrushed halo. No speckle or distress on the white letters. Small supporting copy and a tiny metadata line in razor-sharp black. The subject's shape guides where the title words sit. Title: "[MAIN_TEXT]" Supporting copy: "[SECONDARY_TEXT]" Metadata: "[META_TEXT]" Subject: [ONE BOLD PHOTOGRAPHIC FORM + LIGHT] Layout: [HOW THE SUBJECT SPLITS OR CARRIES THE TITLE] No extra text, no logos, no watermark, no random film grain, no vintage yellowing, no distressed or outlined white title, no mockup perspective. --- Companion prompt from the same thread --- VISUAL OS 061 CMYK dots. Blurred white type. Hot yellow to red. HIGH TIDE - a wave curling under soft letters. HEAVY SWEET - a split pomegranate, seeds falling. AFTER HOURS - a black helmet, visor catching light. SLOW DRIFT - one dune crest splits light from shadow. Prompt