“STATIC ALLEY SUPPLY NO SIGNAL. NO PERMISSION. URBAN FIELD ISSUE 01 BUILT FOR THE DEAD ZONE” es un efecto de texto Grunge creado con FontVibe IA. Letras de nota de rescate recortadas de distintos periódicos, pegadas con cinta sobre papel fotocopiado tosco con moteado de semitono, bordes rasgados y un único acento rojo punk.

Create a finished, portrait 3:4 shirt graphic for the label Static Alley Supply; show the artwork only, not a shirt mockup. Build a photocopied punk-zine collage on a raw off-white paper field, with an asymmetric cut-and-paste arrangement, torn paper edges, tape, creases, scratches, Xerox speckle, coarse halftone dots, low-ink dropout, roller streaks and heavy black ink bleed. Keep the palette tightly limited to black, off-white and punchy punk red, with slight red/black print misregistration. Set the exact headline “STATIC ALLEY SUPPLY” large across the upper third, broken into two stacked lines. Form it as bold aerosol spray-painted display lettering: dense black paint masses, irregular paint coverage, soft mist halos around the strokes, downward drip runs, and occasional hard stencil-mask edges. Let the raw paper grain show through thinner areas. Make the letters clearly legible at shirt-print size; do not replace, misspell, or add words. Below the headline, make a central graphic subject: a stark, angular city-alley utility pole with tangled overhead wires, a bent streetlight, and a small burst of red static rendered as jagged screen-printed marks. Treat the subject as a hand-cut, photocopied ink illustration, with coarse halftone shadow, imperfect registration, torn-paper fragments and a few red spray flecks. Keep it subordinate to the brand name but clearly recognizable. Place the exact supporting line “NO SIGNAL. NO PERMISSION.” beneath the illustration in compact rough-cut black capitals. Add the exact small footer “URBAN FIELD ISSUE 01” and “BUILT FOR THE DEAD ZONE” at the bottom, separated by a short red rule. Preserve a clear hierarchy and readable gaps between text blocks. The overall graphic should feel physically assembled from copied paper and fast aerosol marks, not polished digital branding. Flat print-oriented artwork, crisp graphic silhouette, no photorealistic scene, no extra text.