Cinematic Layered Typography Poster Composition

Add a title text to this image with intentional layer depth. [Text to Add] The phrase to add: "{argument name="title" default="[ここにタイトルを入力]"}" [Typography] If the text is in English or romaji: handwritten brush script style — loose, expressive, confident strokes, imperfect and alive If the text is in Japanese: calligraphic brushwork by a master — rough, bold, spontaneous ink strokes with natural variation in pressure and thickness Scale: large and dominant — the text is a visual element, not a label Color: choose a color that does not clash with or duplicate the background — prioritize visual harmony over legibility [Layer Depth — Critical Rule] The text must appear BEHIND the main subject (person, figure, or foreground object) The main subject occludes the text naturally — as if the subject is standing in front of the text The background remains behind both the text and the subject If any other text elements exist in the image (watermarks, captions, body copy, small text), the title must appear in front of all of them Layer order from back to front: background → existing text elements → title text → subject [Legibility — Important] Do not force the text to be readable It is acceptable — even desirable — for portions of the text to be hidden behind the subject The text exists as a design element and compositional layer, not as information to be read Layout and aesthetic integration take priority over legibility at all times [Placement] The text spans large across the image, partially hidden behind the subject Placement feels cinematic and intentional — like a movie poster or editorial cover Allow the text to bleed beyond the frame edges naturally Do not generate random text blocks, body copy, or filler text anywhere in the image Only the specified title text should appear as a new addition [Style Preservation] Do not alter the subject, colors, or composition of the original image Add only the text layer — nothing else