“Did you know?” es un efecto de texto Estilo personalizado creado con FontVibe IA.

A 3:4 vertical editorial poster staged as a night street corner after rain: a charcoal-black tiled wall fills the frame, with thin wet seams catching restrained cyan reflections from an off-frame shop sign. Along the lower edge, a shallow strip of rain-dark asphalt holds scattered flattened ticket stubs, a bent aluminum bottle cap, and a few tiny reflective puddles; all details remain soft and low contrast. On the left and right margins, blurred traffic-light bokeh sits far behind the focal plane in muted amber and deep red, while a narrow overhead pool of cool white light opens a clean central area on the wall. Place the exact text "Did you know?" as one connected line across the central upper-middle zone, scaled large enough to occupy roughly 72 percent of the image width. Keep generous uninterrupted negative space above it and a quiet ground plane below. The baseline should carry a slight upward drift from left to right, like a direct handwritten note placed across the scene. Use shallow depth of field focused exclusively on the text plane; the wall texture, pavement objects, and distant lights soften progressively outward. No additional words, logos, symbols, captions, frames, or graphic overlays. The environment must stay behind and around the text, never crossing its edges.