"STATIC VEIL" is a gig poster for a live show at The Cellar on Fri 14 March, in a neo-tribal cybersigilism style. Spiky black blackletter-like capitals sit stacked in the centre, framed by mirrored black blades, with a small date line above and a red "THE CELLAR" label below. Swap in your own band name, date and venue to make a poster for your own night.

A punk gig poster in 90s neo tribal style, flat printed vector graphic on a plain pure white background, no shadows, no glow, no gradients, no texture. Heavy solid black blade-shaped flames fill the left and right sides, perfectly mirrored along one vertical axis. Each blade is a long sweeping curve that swells in the middle and tapers to a sharp hooked point. The blades branch and interlock like flames, rising from the bottom corners up both sides and curling inward above and below the title. Wide white negative space runs between the blades, and the blades are purely abstract with no faces. In the open centre, the band name "STATIC VEIL" is set in two stacked lines, huge, in tall narrow gothic capitals made of thin blade strokes that swell slightly and taper to needle points. Small hooked thorns grow along the strokes. The first and last letters throw long mirrored curving spikes outward, tying the lettering into the flames. The letters are solid flat black with razor-crisp edges and a visible gap between them, and every letter stays clearly readable. The name fills about 65% of the poster width. Above the title, in small plain black condensed capitals, the line "FRI 14 MARCH" is centred. Below the title, a single flat blood-red rectangular block (#D0101A) carries the line "THE CELLAR" in white condensed capitals, centred. The palette is black, white and that one red block only. Strong poster hierarchy: the title first, then the venue block, then the date. Crisp, high-contrast, screen-print flash look.