“Design a weathered title reading Second Life for my thrift shop sign” is a Brush Dry text effect text effect created with FontVibe AI. Raw dry brush and paint brush lettering with heavy texture, bristle spread, and imperfect grain. Bold paint-loaded strokes, grungy distressed edges, and authentic hand-painted energy. Perfect for streetwear, music branding, sports, packaging, and any project needing raw tactile power.

Design a finished horizontal storefront sign, 3:2 landscape, viewed straight-on with no perspective distortion. A single weathered black-painted timber panel fills the composition; matte charcoal ground (#242321) with subtle wood grain, worn sanding streaks, shallow nail holes, and thin pale scratches. Center the primary title in two lines: "SECOND" then "LIFE". Custom hand-built typewriter display lettering: rigid monospace construction, compact slab-serif terminals, even mechanical character widths, slightly uneven baselines and tiny registration shifts as if struck by aging metal typebars. The white paint is applied with a dry flat brush, preserving visible parallel bristle tracks inside every letter; patchy paint coverage, broken edges, pinhole skips, and heavier paint deposits at corners. No smooth vector fill, no script, no decorative calligraphy. Make "SECOND LIFE" the dominant block, occupying 62% of sign height, with wide tracking and breathing room around it. Above it, small centered stamped text: "THRIFT · FOUND GOODS" in worn condensed typewriter capitals. Below, a fine horizontal distressed rule, then centered small text: "EST. 2012". Use only chalky bone white (#E8E2D5) paint, deep charcoal, and sparse rust-brown exposed wood (#704032). Add a thin, irregular off-white painted border inset 5% from the sign edge, its brushwork visibly skipping over grain. Soft frontal daylight reveals raised paint ridges and timber texture; crisp, tactile product-photography rendering. Strict typographic hierarchy, all text fully legible, no extra words, no people, no objects, no logos.