“Lunar New Year 春节 玉园 Jade Garden Celebration Evening · Saturday, February 14 · 6 PM Lion Dance · Banquet · Lantern Walk” es un efecto de texto Pincel de Tinta China creado con FontVibe IA. El estilo de la caligrafía china con pincel de tinta sumi llevado a las letras latinas. Negro profundo con textura auténtica de cerdas, trazos que van de grueso a fino y ese aire de papel de arroz. Perfecto para marcas de restaurantes chinos, artes marciales, bienestar y diseño cultural.

A vertical event poster painted in Chinese sumi ink on aged warm-ivory xuan paper, with visible paper fibres, faint tea-toned stains and soft ink bleed. The composition is sparse and zen, with generous empty paper. Centre: the headline "Lunar New Year" in large xingshu running-script brush lettering, stacked on two lines as "Lunar" over "New Year", leaning 7 degrees to the right. Strokes are deep wet black at the entry, with pooled ink at the stroke starts, visible bristle marks, feathered dry-brush grey trailing exits, and a soft pale grey absorption halo along the edges. Fine hairline ink threads tail from each letter toward the next, linking the whole phrase in one continuous gesture. Above the headline, a tall bold brush-written 春节 in the same running script, slightly smaller than the headline, with a sweeping flying-white dry-brush last stroke. At the upper right, a small square cinnabar-red seal stamp with the carved characters 玉园, its edges slightly uneven and its ink uneven in the paper. Below the headline, a thin horizontal sweep of cinnabar-red brushstroke, and beneath it in small refined black brush-script and clean small caps: "Jade Garden" and "Celebration Evening · Saturday, February 14 · 6 PM", and a last line "Lion Dance · Banquet · Lantern Walk". Lower left, a single sparse branch of plum blossom in grey wash ink with a few tiny cinnabar blossom dots, fading into the paper. The palette is black ink, warm ivory, grey wash and a restrained cinnabar red. Soft even daylight, no gloss, no digital-clean edges, with luminous paper showing through the thin ink.