“Reutilización del agua y recogida de la lluvia” es un efecto de texto Vidrio Líquido creado con FontVibe IA. Letras redondeadas de vidrio líquido fluido en aguamarina transparente, con brillos húmedos y una suave refracción interna, sobre un degradado de lavanda pálido a azul.

Molten glass mid-flow physics: glossy wet surface with intense white specular highlights tracing maximum curvature points. Semi-transparent material with clear-to-blue-teal color gradient — shallow edge regions show faint blue-green tint, thick central volumes show deeper refractive depth. Internal caustic light patterns scatter within the glass body. Soft overhead diffused key light creates strong specular crowns while allowing the glass transparency to breathe against the background. Background: soft pastel gradient — pale lavender to ice blue — clean and airy, maximising glass transparency, refraction colour, and internal caustic visibility. Apple Vision Pro material aesthetic — premium, translucent, organically three-dimensional. Default drip rule: letters are solid volumetric glass forms — no drips, no liquid trails, no elongated drops hanging from letter bases, no actively flowing liquid effects. Exception: if the selected font explicitly describes drip, flow, or liquid-trail effects, follow the font description exactly — font-level drip instructions override this default. Ultra-wide 21:9 composition. Render the exact text “Reutilización del agua y recogida de la lluvia” across three balanced lines, with “Reutilización del agua” dominant and “y recogida de la lluvia” slightly smaller beneath. The words are sculpted as solid, organically swollen liquid-glass volumes, clear at the thin rims and deep blue-teal through their thick central bodies. Their contours feel softly reshaped by water pressure, with rounded transitions, subtle pooled bulges, and no hanging drips or trailing liquid. Brilliant white specular crowns trace every high curve, while pale cyan internal caustics scatter through the transparent lettering like sunlight passing through collected rainwater. Fine suspended air bubbles and faint refracted ripples enrich the glass without obscuring legibility. Behind the title, an airy pastel gradient shifts from pale lavender at the upper edge to ice blue and misty aqua below. Soft diffused overhead light gives the forms a premium translucent glow; a delicate watery reflection sits under the lower line, suggesting a clean rain-catchment surface. Spacious negative space, calm ecological optimism, refined contemporary glass-object aesthetic.