For the first 2 seconds, display only completely blank Washi...

For the first 2 seconds, display only completely blank Washi paper. Start from a state where nothing is drawn. Do not show the finished painting at all at the beginning. An invisible brush moves in the air, and ink appears with a slight delay, following the trajectory of the brush. This must be depicted as part of the creation process. The brushwork is rough, energetic, and not overly controlled. Lines are partially crushed, broken, or overlapping, prioritizing strength and emotion over perfection. The brush pressure is not constant; strong, slamming strokes are mixed with faint, dry lines. The drawing progresses in the order of Outline → Decoration → Expression, with the density of detail gradually increasing. The "finished form" refers to a state where the composition, line density, expression, and overall impression match the attached reference image. Continue the creation process until this state is reached. Match the rough brushwork, uneven lines, and energy of the reference image. Do not clean up the lines too much. The red vermilion ink should be used in the same position and role as in the reference image, and only after the painting is completely finished. Do not end the video before reaching the reference image. After completion, display the finished state as a still for 2 to 3 seconds. A "COOL JAPAN Animation Logo" that fuses Japanese calligraphy, ink wash painting, and rough brush expression. The parts that remain white in the finished form are intentional negative space and are not unfinished. Those areas must not have ink added to them. Areas that appear white in the reference image must not be filled with black or gray, either during the creation process or in the final state. Do not show the finished form in the cut immediately following the blank paper. Immediately after the blank paper, an unfinished, work-in-progress state must be shown. Ensure that multiple stages are included: Blank Paper → Work-in-Progress → Mid-Detailing → Near Completion → Finished. The attached reference image is the final product itself. Do not change the shapes, proportions, outlines, or arrangement. Do not design new shapes or reinterpret the structure. Regard the distortions, asymmetry, and broken lines of the reference image as the correct target. Apply roughness only to the quality of the lines; the shape and composition must not deviate from the reference image.