“VACANCY STARLITE MOTEL OFFICE • 24 HOURS EXIT 42 • HIGHWAY 6” is a Neon Sign text effect Texteffekt erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Klassische Neonreklame am Straßenrand: Glasröhren leuchten warm in Rosa und Bernstein an einer dunklen Backsteinwand, mit Halterungen und Spiegelungen auf nassem Pflaster.

Create a finished vertical motel roadside-sign poster, 3:4. Nighttime exterior: aged charcoal-red brick wall, wet from recent rain, dark painted metal backing plate mounted flush to the wall with four exposed bolts and visible tube brackets. Central physical motel sign, not floating, occupying 64% of the frame height. Exact readable text, hierarchy: 1) upper header, small uppercase amber tube lettering: “STARLITE MOTEL” 2) dominant center lettering, exact text: “VACANCY” 3) lower operational strip, compact amber block letters: “OFFICE • 24 HOURS” 4) smallest line beneath: “EXIT 42 • HIGHWAY 6” “VACANCY” is the focal point, 52% of canvas width, flowing connected American cocktail-lounge script leaning 13 degrees right. Each letter is a single continuous hand-bent glass neon tube with a circular cross-section, white-hot core, saturated soft-pink mid glow, warm amber highlights at bends, subtle taper at terminals, wide open oval A and C counters, generous strokes, a low entry swash and a long outward exit flourish. The word “STARLITE” uses the same tube construction, while “MOTEL” and the lower details are neat hand-bent uppercase amber tubes with visible spacing and individual mounting clips. Include a small five-point star tube between STARLITE and MOTEL. Warm pink and amber neon spill illuminates the damp brick and metal plate; cool blue-black night fill remains in shadow. Low camera angle from street level, wet black pavement in the bottom 20% mirrors the reversed pink-amber sign glow in broken puddles. Fine rain droplets, faint atmospheric haze, authentic glass tube bloom and slight electrical flicker, crisp legible typography, physical sign fabrication, realistic cinematic night photography, no people, no cars, no extra text, no digital UI.