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Two A.M. Coastline Album Cover

Two A.M. Coastline Album Cover

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Create a cinematic vertical album-cover poster for a late-night coastal drive titled {argument name="headline text" default="Two A.M."}. The scene is a moonlit California coastline at night, viewed from a winding cliffside highway above the ocean. In the foreground, place a glossy dark blue-black vintage American muscle car, rear three-quarter view, parked or slowly rolling on wet reflective asphalt with red taillights glowing and chrome details catching blue moonlight; its license plate reads “TWO A.M.”. The road curves down along the coast with double yellow lines, guardrails, small amber streetlights, and reflections from recent rain. To the right, add exactly 3 stacked roadside signs: a California Route 1 shield, a rectangular “PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY” sign, and a small “2:00 AM” sign. The midground shows a coastal town with scattered city lights along the shore, dark mountain silhouettes, and tall palm trees on the left. The ocean fills the right side with rolling waves and bright silver moon reflections, under a deep navy starry sky with scattered clouds and a large full moon. Add large typography across the upper sky: handwritten brush-script headline “Two A.M.” in warm off-white, a thin blue horizontal line beneath it, then spaced neon-blue uppercase text {argument name="subtitle text" default="COASTLINE"}, and a small tagline below reading {argument name="tagline text" default="LATE-NIGHT DRIVE. ENDLESS HORIZONS."}. Use moody synthwave-noir realism, high contrast, deep blues, moonlit highlights, subtle film grain, crisp detail, dramatic atmosphere, no people, no extra logos or watermarks.

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