“I want an event poster for the summer fair Funfest 2026” es un efecto de texto 3D Negrita creado con FontVibe IA. Mayúsculas de bloque gruesas con extrusión profunda, cada letra en un color caramelo brillante, iluminadas desde arriba para que los brillos recorran los bordes redondeados y los reflejos de color se acumulen en el suelo.

Create a print-ready vertical 2:3 event poster for a summer fair, with all text rendered exactly as quoted. A deep midnight-indigo studio background becomes a minimal glossy floor across the lowest 20%, with a soft overhead spotlight and faint warm amber-to-violet haze; leave the environment uncluttered. Centered at the top, small condensed uppercase cream lettering: “SUMMER FAIR”. The dominant headline fills nearly the full width on two centered lines: “FUNFEST” then “2026”. Build each headline character as a custom, rounded, wide display block with uniform 55% extrusion depth, sharp unbeveled face-to-side edges, ultra-glossy candy-lacquer front surfaces, dark same-hue side planes. Adjacent letters must never share a hue: cherry red F, electric-blue U, sunshine-yellow N, lime-green F, hot-orange E, violet S, cyan T; “2026” uses alternating hot orange, electric blue, lime green, cherry red. Strong upper-left key light creates precise white specular streaks, long crisp 45-degree shadows extending down-right, and vivid but controlled mirror reflections on the floor. Beneath the title, a centered cream uppercase line: “RIDES · GAMES · LIVE MUSIC · STREET FOOD”. Along the lower section, three clean centered information tiers in warm cream: “SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 2026”, then larger “12 PM — 9 PM”, then “RIVERSIDE PARK · FREE ENTRY”. Add only small, simple dimensional fair icons tucked around the lower title edges—a striped carousel canopy, Ferris-wheel arc, ticket stub, and tiny starbursts—in the same candy-lacquer geometry, never competing with the words. Frontal camera with a barely perceptible low angle, high-end 3D broadcast title-card render, ray-traced reflections, sharp readable typography, generous safe margins, no logos, no extra text, no people.