high-resolution professional birthday celebration flyer by faithfully reverse-engineering

Create an ultra-photorealistic, high-resolution professional birthday celebration flyer by faithfully reverse-engineering the uploaded reference image. Treat the uploaded flyer as the PRIMARY VISUAL REFERENCE and reproduce its composition, proportions, typography hierarchy, subject placement, image treatment, color palette, lighting, background, decorative geometry, shadows, overlays, spacing, and overall Photoshop/CorelDRAW/PixelLab-style construction as closely as physically possible. The final artwork must look like a professionally designed birthday flyer manually assembled by an expert graphic designer, NOT like an AI-generated generic birthday template. Use a portrait vertical composition matching the reference, approximately 1181 × 1536 px ratio, equivalent to a 3:4 vertical flyer, with all elements carefully positioned according to the reference. BACKGROUND DESIGN: Build a sophisticated dark cinematic gradient background covering the entire canvas. The left side begins with a deep navy/royal blue field, approximately HEX #061A4A to #103F91, transitioning through very dark midnight navy/purple around the center, approximately #090A20 and #24102E, then blending into deep burgundy/maroon around the upper-right and center-right, approximately #35101B to #5B111B, finally transitioning into an intense vivid crimson/red on the lower-right side, approximately #E91625 to #F21B29. Preserve the smooth multi-color radial/linear gradient rather than making it a flat background. The lower-left remains predominantly rich blue while the lower-right is predominantly saturated red. Add subtle dark smoky atmospheric blending around the center and edges, producing depth without visible photographic scenery. The background should have a polished digital-poster finish with extremely subtle grain and soft tonal variation, not paper texture. Add very soft blurred light bloom behind the main subject and typography. Keep the corners slightly darker than the central visual area to create controlled vignette depth. Do not introduce balloons, confetti, birthday cakes, stars, flowers, ribbons, or unrelated decorative objects because the reference does not use them. GEOMETRIC DECORATIVE ELEMENTS: Reproduce the thin elegant circular outline graphics visible across the composition. Place one large extremely thin semi-transparent white/light-gray circular outline toward the left-middle/lower-left, partially extending outside the visual focus area and intersecting the typography. Place another thin circular outline around the upper-right/middle-right area behind the large typography and faded portrait. The circles must be delicate, approximately 1–2 px visual weight, low-opacity white/light-gray, with no heavy fill. They should pass behind and partially interact visually with the typography and photographic subject, creating a modern editorial graphic-design effect. Add subtle transparent overlays and faint horizontal/diagonal tonal transitions where visible in the reference, but keep the design clean and minimal. MAIN SUBJECT PHOTOGRAPHY: Use the uploaded subject/reference photograph as the strict identity and facial reference. Preserve the exact facial identity, facial structure, facial proportions, forehead shape, cheek structure, jawline, nose shape, lips, eyes, eyebrows, ears, beard/facial-hair characteristics, hairstyle, skin tone, natural skin texture, and recognizable facial details exactly as shown in the reference. Do not beautify, reshape, slim, widen, age, de-age, masculinize, feminize, or otherwise modify the face. The person's identity must remain locked. Maintain realistic pores, natural skin texture, realistic beard detail, natural highlights, realistic teeth, and physically accurate facial anatomy. The primary subject is a stylish adult man with a short, neatly groomed haircut, closely trimmed beard and mustache, wearing dark round sunglasses, smiling broadly with visible teeth. He is dressed in a sophisticated black/dark charcoal high-neck or turtleneck-style outfit with a refined fashion/editorial appearance. A prominent metallic wristwatch is visible on his wrist, with a bright polished silver-toned case and detailed watch face. The main subject is positioned centrally behind and within the large headline typography. His head and upper torso occupy the central visual region. He is turned slightly toward one side while smiling, creating a relaxed, confident birthday portrait. His right/near hand is raised toward his chin/neck area in a stylish fashion pose, while the other arm/wrist with the watch crosses naturally in front of his torso. Preserve realistic anatomy, natural hand proportions, believable fingers, realistic clothing folds, and accurate photographic perspective. The main portrait should be sharply rendered, while some portions of the body are deliberately obscured by the oversized typography. DUPLICATE FADED PORTRAIT: Reproduce the secondary ghosted portrait of the same subject in the upper-right corner. It should be a larger, semi-transparent, darkened monochrome/color-graded duplicate of the main subject, positioned approximately from the upper-right edge toward the upper-middle region. The duplicate should show the man's smiling profile/three-quarter pose with sunglasses and raised hand near his neck. It must appear behind the primary typography and have significantly reduced opacity, dark contrast, and blended edges, as though created in Photoshop using a duplicate portrait layer with reduced opacity and blending mode. Give it a subtle reddish/dark-blue atmospheric tint matching the surrounding background. It must not compete with the central subject. The faded portrait should merge naturally into the background rather than appearing as a separate rectangular photograph. TYPOGRAPHY: The dominant design feature is the enormous condensed uppercase birthday typography occupying most of the central vertical area. Recreate the visual character using an extremely bold, tall, condensed sans-serif display font similar in appearance to Bebas Neue, Anton, League Gothic, or another ultra-condensed heavy editorial headline typeface. The letters must be very tall, thick, tightly spaced, and vertically dominant. The main wording is arranged as two enormous stacked words: “BIRTH” on the upper portion and “DAY” immediately beneath it. The combined BIRTH DAY typography occupies approximately the central 55–60% of the flyer height and is the primary visual anchor. The letters are predominantly bright white on the left/upper portions, while portions toward the right and lower areas transition into deep red, crimson, burgundy, purple, or near-black depending on the photographic/gradient masking visible in the reference. Do NOT simply place flat white text over the photograph. Recreate the layered editorial effect where the photograph appears integrated through, behind, between, and partially masked by the giant letters. The main portrait should visually overlap/interact