Layered Typography Behind Subject Poster

Add a title text layer to the reference photo with intentional compositional depth. Text to Add: - Phrase: "[Insert Title Here]" Typography & Style: - English/Romaji text: Handwritten brush script style with loose, expressive, confident, imperfect strokes. - Japanese/Kanji text: Bold calligraphic brushwork with dynamic ink strokes and natural pressure variation. - Scale: Very large and prominent, acting as a graphic visual element rather than a standard label. - Color: Harmonious with the existing palette, selected for visual cohesion rather than high contrast. Layer Depth & Occlusion: - The text is positioned strictly BEHIND the main foreground subject (person, figure, or object). - The subject naturally occludes the text, hiding parts of letters. - Layer order from back to front: background → any pre-existing text → new title text → foreground subject. - The text may naturally bleed beyond the frame edges. Aesthetic integration and poster layout take priority over full legibility. Constraints: - Keep the subject, lighting, colors, and composition of the reference photo completely intact. - Do not generate random body copy, subtitles, or filler text.