Minimalist experimental poster illustrating three stages of metamorphosis. Use a dense yellow background with visible fibers, uneven ink coverage, dust, scratches and slightly worn edges. Arrange three white biological silhouettes horizontally across the middle of the composition: - On the left, a curled caterpillar viewed from above, with a segmented body, small legs and irregular striped markings. - In the center, a compact hanging chrysalis with an asymmetrical organic shape and one large black marking. - On the right, a fully developed butterfly shown frontally with both wings spread wide, delicate antennae and simplified black patterns across the upper wings. Increase the scale of each stage from left to right. Keep wide, deliberate gaps between the three forms so the transformation reads as a quiet visual sequence. Render every subject as a rough white stencil or damaged screen print rather than a clean illustration. Use broken edges, missing ink, black cutouts, coarse halftone texture and imperfect anatomical detail. Near the bottom center, print the exact uppercase phrase: “METAMORPHOSIS OF THE SELF” Use a small hand-cut sans-serif typeface in warm white, with slightly irregular letters and generous tracking. Keep the text isolated beneath the three stages. Add a few tiny accidental white ink specks across the black background. Raw, symbolic and introspective, like an image reproduced in an underground psychology journal or handmade artist’s book.