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A close crop of a green landscape poster in a black lightbox frame, with an oversized condensed headline cropped by the top edge.
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A single-message green poster where the headline is set so large it runs off the top of the sheet, leaving the whole lower half empty except for three small credits.
Visual description
The shot is angled from the left, showing a slim black lightbox frame mounted on a wall of small dark grey square tiles, with soft reflections across the glazing. Inside, a flat mid-green field carries "Play in Teams" in extremely heavy condensed near-black type, so tall that the top of the letters is cut by the poster's upper edge. The lower two thirds are left almost entirely empty. Three small caps blocks sit along the bottom: "SUPPORTED BY FIDE" at the left, the globe-and-hands logo above "WORLD SCHOOLS TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP 2023" centred slightly right, and "MORE AT WSTC2023.COM" at the right.
Key takeaway
Deliberately cropping the headline at the top edge implies the type is bigger than the format can hold, which reads as energy rather than a mistake. Holding all the supporting information in one small baseline row keeps the empty middle intact.
Reuse notes
Works when the message is three words or fewer and the surface is seen at speed, such as a transit or corridor lightbox. Cropped type is risky in any format where the sheet may be trimmed or scaled, so lock the artboard before using it.









