Blue and Orange Painted Poster with Sliced White Typography

Use the effect reference image to provide the visual style and the newly uploaded image to provide the subject, creating an approximately 7:9 vertical art poster.

Preserve the new subject's key silhouette, structure, and identifying features, translating it into a full-bleed painted background. Use ultramarine, deep blue, and blue-gray for the subject and dark areas, adding warm orange and ocher-yellow to selected highlights. Show layered paint, dry brushing, scraping, and interlaced fine-line textures. Keep the upper image rich in detail, gradually merging the lower part into a low-detail deep-blue field.

Arrange the huge pure-white title “【MAIN TITLE】” vertically in the center, using thick, strong geometric letterforms with some diagonally cut terminals. Keep the upper letterforms intact, gradually increasing horizontal cuts, unequal-length horizontal fragments, slight left-right displacement, and erased gaps toward the bottom, with the lowest fragments narrowing and dissipating. The slices must come from the original strokes and retain the logic of the letterforms; apply this effect only to the title.

Place 【SUPPORTING COPY】 in small white type at both sides, omitting it if none is provided. Preserve the new subject's necessary identifying regions, contrasting the complex painted base with flat white text. Do not transfer the original reference image's logo or event information. Avoid three-dimensional letters, neon lighting effects, colored glitch strips, and random garbled text.