"FOSSIL" ist ein Word-Art-Stück im düsteren Industrial-Horror-Stil. Genietete Stahlbuchstaben brechen von rissigem elfenbeinfarbenem Knochen auf, mit Knochenspitzen oben und hängenden Zacken unten, vor nebligem schwarzem Hintergrund. Tausche das Wort oder die Farben von Metall, Knochen und Hintergrund aus, um einen eigenen Titel oder ein Logo zu gestalten.

Heavy metal EP cover lettering: the single word "FOSSIL" in capital letters, filling about 88% of the square frame width, dead centre, on a plain near-black background (#0B0B0D) with only a faint cold-grey floor haze and a soft vignette, no scenery and no other text. Six heavy, wide, blocky slab letters, F-O-S-S-I-L, each a fusion of two warring materials. The structural exoskeleton is cold dark forged steel (#1A1A1E) with deep milling grooves, hex-bolt rivets at the load-bearing junctions, and chipped oxidized edges. Calcium-white bone (#F5EFE0) erupts from within, growing through welded seams and cracked joints like mineral deposits forced through metal. Bone stalactite spikes hang and rise from every apex and terminal: the top of the F, the crown of the O, the S curves, the I serifs, the foot of the L. Joint sockets show bone ball-and-socket anatomy wrapped in dark oxidized metal rings. The bone surface has rough micro-crystalline grain, hairline fracture planes and marrow-yellow depth at the core. Letters stay clearly legible, with thick strokes and tight spacing; the bone growth breaks the outline but never hides a letter. The two S forms are mirrored mass, slightly sunken and crushing, in a slow sludge-heavy weight. Cold blue-white industrial arc light from directly above gives sharp specular highlights along the steel edges. The bone scatters warm diffuse ivory glow against the cold metal. Dark soot and rust-brown grime pool in the lower grooves. The letters feel alive: metal forced to grow bone, bone forced through metal. Palette: black, steel charcoal, bone ivory, marrow yellow, a trace of rust. Safe margin of about 6% around the word.