두 시대 해군 비교 테크니컬 포스터

Cinematic Japanese naval comparison poster and technical reference sheet in a photorealistic concept art style with a warm amber sunset palette and dramatic clouds. Vertically stacked composition in two distinct sections. Top hero section: Two large semi-transparent officer portraits facing inward against a blazing sunset sky; on the left, an imperial-era naval officer in a formal dark coat and peaked cap, and on the right, a modern maritime officer in a dark dress uniform and peaked cap. Centered between them, a large serif English title reading "[Fog of Two Eras]", with a smaller Japanese subtitle "ふたつの時代の霧" below, and two lines of Japanese tagline text above. Below the typography, two warships navigate converging paths across golden hour waters: on the left, a weathered WWII-era battleship with massive gun turrets and tall tower superstructure throwing white bow spray; on the right, a sleek modern gray guided-missile destroyer with hull number "115" on the bow, phased-array radar mast, and foamy wake. In the sky, exactly four helicopters (two left, two right), with a suspension bridge and distant city skyline silhouetted on the horizon. Bottom reference sheet section: Split into two parchment-toned military specification panels with dark blue and dark red header bars, fine schematics, and Japanese labels. The left panel shows one perspective render of the historic battleship, three orthographic vessel blueprints below, five labeled equipment thumbnail insets, four head-and-shoulders uniform portraits, four full-body turnaround drawings of a male naval officer, and a bottom scale comparison silhouette of the battleship beside a human silhouette with a 20m marker. The right panel displays "護衛艦 あさつ (DDG-115)", one perspective render of the modern destroyer, three orthographic blueprints, six labeled equipment insets, four head-and-shoulders uniform portraits, four full-body officer lineup illustrations including a female officer in a white peaked cap, and a bottom scale comparison silhouette of the destroyer beside a human figure with a 20m marker.