Poster Light Novel Lọ Thủy Tinh Ngân Hà

A vertical anime light-novel and manga cover poster with a midnight-blue fantasy atmosphere and glowing gold typography. Highly detailed Japanese illustration style, dense cinematic 2:3 composition, rim lighting, glowing stardust particles, floating manuscript pages, and dynamic ink splatters. Typography at the very top: prominent ornate Japanese title "[眠気屋の小瓶]" rendered in luminous ivory-gold calligraphy with a gentle glow, accented with a crescent moon, filigree swirls, tiny stars, and an arched celestial crest above it. Directly underneath, place the smaller subtitle "[眠気を売りすぎた漫画家]" in clean pale lettering. Center focal point: an upright floating transparent corked glass bottle containing a swirling spiral galaxy of cyan-white starlight and radiant glowing cosmic dust, casting brilliant light across surrounding figures and papers. Characters & Setting: - Foreground: an exhausted young male manga artist with messy black hair, pale skin, blue-gray eyes, and a loose white T-shirt desperately reaches upward toward the glowing bottle with one hand, surrounded by manga ink tools and dark splashes along the bottom edge. - Right foreground: an ethereal heroine with long flowing dark hair and large blue eyes reaches out through drifting manuscript sheets, dressed in white-and-silver fantasy attire with subtle armor plates and a luminous chest motif. - Upper right: an enigmatic male shopkeeper with long brown hair, sharp weary eyes, and dark garments observes quietly from shadows lined with potion shelves and stacked documents. - Upper left: a mysterious shop entrance radiating warm amber light, bearing a wooden sign reading "[眠気屋]", with a silhouetted hooded youth seen from behind standing in the doorway. Background & Details: four distinct clusters of artwork around the center bottle—lower-left finished manga panels with miniature figures, mid-right character sketch studies, upper-center scattered manuscript pages drifting diagonally, and bottom-edge inked storyboards. No English text, logos, or watermarks; keep all Japanese typography intact.