
Doug Sneyd style humorous vintage comedy poster illustration, all characters fully clothed in detailed period-accurate costumes with modest high necklines and long sleeves, exaggerated caricature male faces with oversized expressive noses and comically arched eyebrows, rosy blushed cheeks, witty satirical expressions, elegant vintage cinema female faces with big doe eyes and red lips, caricatured body proportions, rich painterly realism, dramatic rim lighting, iconic scene from "Pulp Fiction": two men in identical cheap black suits and thin black ties knotted at the collar stand in a brightly lit retro diner booth—one with wild curly black hair, the other with slicked-back dark hair—pointing finger-guns at each other with exaggerated intensity, a half-eaten plate of pancakes and a ketchup bottle between them as the witness, harsh fluorescent diner lighting with deep vinyl shadows, suit-black-and-ketchup-red grade, quiet stylized menace mood, humorous caricature style throughout, elegant typography in uppercase only centered at the bottom reading 'PULP FICTION' in uppercase beautiful font, strictly fully clothed, no bare shoulders, no cleavage, no nudity, no credit block, no decorative ornaments, no additional text <lora:training_7185876-20261002053603933-1ggb:1.0>
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