„Florian Koch TECH & INNOVATION Digital Systems Engineer“ ist ein Liquid Glass-Texteffekt, erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Runde Buchstaben aus fließendem Flüssigglas in klarem Aquamarin, mit nassen Glanzlichtern und sanfter innerer Brechung, vor einem Verlauf von zartem Lavendel zu Blau.

A finished tech-brand title graphic in landscape 3:2. The background is a clean, airy soft gradient from pale lavender at the top left to ice blue at the bottom right, with faint soft light bloom and no objects. The centre holds the name "Florian Koch" on two stacked lines, "Florian" over "Koch", centred and filling about 65% of the canvas width. The lettering is thick, volumetric liquid glass 3D display type. Each letter swells like a pressurised water balloon, with a wide glossy front face, a rounded top bevel, and a darker receding side face that shows the glass depth. Terminals are rounded, fully convex caps with no hard cut edges, and the letters are solid forms with no drips, trails or hanging drops. The glass is semi-transparent: near-clear at the thin edges with a faint blue-green tint, deepening to saturated blue-teal in the thick centres, with subtle internal caustic light patterns scattered inside the bodies. An intense white specular highlight runs along the crown of every curve, with sharp pinpoint glints at the points of maximum curvature. Soft overhead diffused light adds wet-looking reflections and a gentle translucent, lavender-tinted shadow on the surface beneath. The background shows through and refracts inside the glass. Above the name, centred and small, sits the descriptor "TECH & INNOVATION" in thin, widely letterspaced clean sans-serif capitals in soft slate-blue, about 8% of the canvas width. Below the name, centred, sits the small line "Digital Systems Engineer" in light clean sans-serif in the same slate-blue, about 25% of the canvas width. The spacing between tiers is roughly 1:5:1.5. Premium, translucent, Apple Vision Pro material feel, with a clear hierarchy: the glass name first, then the two small lines.