Get an album cover with the artist name and title actually spelled correctly on it

ARTIST AND ALBUM TITLE TO RENDER
Render this text directly on the cover, spelled and capitalized exactly as written — artist name "Marlowe Grey" and album title "Static Bloom". Treat these as fixed strings to reproduce letter-for-letter, not a rough approximation; re-check the rendered text against these two strings before treating the image as done.

GENRE AND MOOD
dream-pop / shoegaze, hazy and nostalgic, slightly overexposed like a sun-faded photograph

CENTRAL IMAGE
a lone figure standing in a field of oversized, slightly wilted paper flowers at dusk, back to camera

TYPOGRAPHY STYLE
a thin, slightly irregular serif for the title, small tracked-out caps for the artist name beneath it. Keep the artist name and title as the only text on the cover — no track listing, no label logo, no parental-advisory sticker, unless one of those was specifically asked for above.

FORMAT
Square, 1:1, no visible spine or back panel, front cover artwork only.

TEXT PLACEMENT DISCIPLINE
Reserve genuinely clear space for both text elements before any texture, smoke, particles, or background detail gets added there — the artist name and title need to sit on the calmest part of the composition, not the busiest, or the letters will fight the artwork behind them for legibility.

IF THE TEXT COMES BACK MISSPELLED OR GARBLED
This is a text-rendering slip, not a composition problem — treat it as a text-only correction, not a full regenerate: ask specifically to fix just the misrendered word or letters while keeping everything else in the image exactly as it is, the way you'd ask for one word fixed in a document rather than rewriting the whole page.

OUTPUT
One square album cover with both the artist name and album title rendered correctly and legibly, matching the genre and mood described above.