Censored Samurai Editorial Poster

Create a dramatic fashion-editorial poster of a gritty wandering samurai holding a katana diagonally across the body. The subject is a single half-body figure with messy black hair tied in a loose topknot, windblown strands, rugged layered dark gray-black robes, dirty weathered fabric, frayed sleeves, leather cords at the waist, and a battle-worn metal katana with an ornate black-and-gold wrapped handle and round guard. The face must be obscured by a centered opaque square censor block in warm dark brown, covering the facial features while leaving hair, ear, hand, clothing, and sword visible. Compose the figure inside a bold abstract diagonal hot-pink slash shape on a clean white background, with sharp white geometric cutouts crossing the image so the pink shape feels like a large angular lightning-bolt or folded ribbon. Use high-contrast photorealistic detail, gritty texture, ink splatters and grime around the figure, strong daylight, crisp shadows, and a magazine-cover/poster aesthetic. The katana blade should run from the upper left handle area down toward the lower right foreground, long and reflective, dominating the composition. Add a small handwritten signature/date note in the bottom-right white margin reading [date text] on the first line and [signature text] on the second line. Keep the canvas vertical 2:3, minimal, no other text, no border, no watermark.