“LATE-NIGHT PROVISIONS” is a DIY text effect created with FontVibe AI.

Create a finished horiontal 16:9 launch poster for a late-night provisions shop, photographed as a real installed roadside neon sign at night. Exact rendered copy, preserving capitalization and punctuation: small top line: “LATE-NIGHT PROVISIONS” main headline: “DANCEATHON” detail line: “OPEN DAILY · 6 PM—1 AM” bottom line: “14 MERCER STREET” Composition: dark rain-soaked charcoal-red brick wall fills the full frame. At x=12% y=16%, a horizontal dark painted metal backing plate, rounded corners, bolted flush to the brick, occupies 76% width and 53% height. Center the sign on this plate. The headline “Pantry” occupies the middle 68% of the frame width, with a large connected custom script skeleton: long entry stroke on P, low looping y descender, tightly joined letter connections, hand-bent glass tube construction. The word is made of electric-pink neon glass tubing with visible tube wall, white-hot plasma core, saturated pink mid-glow, soft diffuse halo; exposed clear acrylic standoffs and small metal mounting brackets hold the tubing off the plate. Each curve and join must read as a physically continuous tube, not a digital glow effect. Set “LATE-NIGHT PROVISIONS” above the script in narrow amber neon block capitals, individually bent tubes with small mounting clips. Set “OPEN DAILY · 6 PM—1 AM” below in smaller amber tube capitals. Set “14 MERCER STREET” at the bottom edge of the plate in compact amber tubing. Keep every supporting line legible and secondary to “Pantry.” Light: cool blue-black ambient night around the wall, warm pink and amber tube light cast across wet brick texture and mortar. Fine rain droplets cling to the metal plate; a shallow strip of wet pavement at the bottom mirrors the pink script and amber details in broken vertical reflections. Deep black corners, subtle atmospheric mist, authentic neon bloom, slight irregular tube brightness and faint electrical buzz. Straight-on eye-level framing, crisp typography, realistic glass, no people, no extra words, no logos, no floating letters.