Poster concept:- **Subject:** A butterfly emerging from cracks in a solid black surface. **Color palette:** Black and gold only. **Lighting:** Luminous golden light. **Visual elements:** 1. **Background:** Solid matte black, textured slightly to resemble a cracked stone or asphalt surface. The cracks should be irregular and organic, spreading out from a central point. 2. **Cracks:** The cracks in the black surface should be jagged, with sharp, uneven edges. The cracks glow with bright, warm golden light pouring out from them, creating a high- contrast effect against the black surface. The light should appear to be radiating outward, with intense highlights around the edges of the cracks. 3. **Butterfly:** A photorealistic, intricately detailed butterfly emerging from the largest crack. The butterfly's wings are made of a metallic gold material, highly reflective with a liquid- like sheen. The wings should appear delicate and translucent but glowing with inner light. 4. **Wings:** The wings of the butterfly should have symmetrical patterns, with the gold light creating intricate veins and details. The edges of the wings should be sharp and distinct against the dark background. The wings should be slightly spread, as if the butterfly is just starting to take flight. 5. **Lighting on the butterfly:** The butterfly should be illuminated from within, with golden light subtly glowing through the veins of its wings. The rest of the body should have a soft, shadowed gradient, transitioning from gold highlights to deep black shadows. 6. **Golden light:** The light from the cracks should interact with the butterfly, casting soft golden reflections on the undersides of the wings and creating a sense of depth and movement. Thin beams of light should emanate from the cracks, with some rays directed upward toward the butterfly, emphasizing its emergence. 7. **Atmosphere:** A faint, almost imperceptible mist or particles of gold dust should be visible around the cracks and the butterfly, adding a surreal, magical atmosphere to the scene. 8. **Perspective:** The butterfly should be slightly off- center, with the cracks radiating outward in all directions. The camera angle should be slightly low, looking up at the butterfly, giving it a sense of grandeur and importance.