“CALEB CHULLA.PSD” is a Pixel Art text effect FontVibe AIで作成した文字エフェクト. 湾曲したCRTのアーケード画面で琥珀オレンジに光るブロック状の8ビットピクセル大文字。走査線、蛍光体のにじみ、小さな INSERT COIN の一行.

Create a finished 16:9 pixel-art video game title card, entirely rendered on a curved jet-black 1980s CRT arcade monitor face. Every element obeys one coarse square pixel grid: no anti-aliasing, no smooth gradients, no vector edges. Exact text, rendered verbatim: Top small UI label: "MOSSBYTE GAMES PRESENTS" Main title, two centered lines: "SLIME KINGDOM" / "QUEST" Bottom center: "PRESS START" Bottom tiny legal line: "© 2026 MOSSBYTE GAMES" Composition: leave a 6% dark CRT bezel margin. Put the small top label at 42% width, 10% height. The title occupies the central 76% width from 23% to 68% height: "SLIME KINGDOM" on the first line, "QUEST" larger beneath. "PRESS START" sits centered at 82% height; the copyright line is centered at 91% height. Design the title letter by letter in bold extra-wide arcade-display capitals, constructed exclusively from uniform 8–10px square blocks with visible 1-pixel separations. Use thick 2-pixel block strokes, staircase diagonals, angular pixel curves, and hard-edged grid-aligned silhouettes. Fill the title with saturated acid-lime green phosphor pixels, a bright yellow-green core along upper-left pixel edges, and dark emerald pixel shadow steps offset down-right. Each title cluster emits a controlled green phosphor halo into the black screen; no soft painted glow, only discrete pixel bloom. Add small slime-like pixel droplets and crown-shaped yellow pixel glints integrated into the negative space around the title, never obscuring letters. The CRT has a correct fine 240p horizontal scanline grid across the entire image, subtle curved-glass reflection bands, mild RGB phosphor separation at the brightest title edges, and heavy barrel vignette fading all corners to near-black. Use only the title and UI phosphor as illumination; beyond the monitor edge is total darkness. "PRESS START" blinks in alternating lime and warm yellow pixel cells. Crisp authentic arcade title-screen hierarchy, readable at thumbnail size. Create a finished 16:9 pixel-art video game title card, entirely rendered on a curved jet-black 1980s CRT arcade monitor face. Every element obeys one coarse square pixel grid: no anti-aliasing, no smooth gradients, no vector edges. Exact text, rendered verbatim: Top small UI label: "CALEB CHULLA.PSD" Main title, two centered lines: "CALEB" / "CHULLA.PSD" Bottom center: "CALEB CHULLA.PSD" Bottom tiny legal line: "CALEB CHULLA.PSD" Composition: leave a 6% dark CRT bezel margin. Put the small top label centered at 10% height. The title occupies the central 76% width from 23% to 68% height: "CALEB" on the first line, "CHULLA.PSD" larger beneath. "CALEB CHULLA.PSD" sits centered at 82% height; the final line is centered at 91% height. Design the title letter by letter in bold extra-wide arcade-display capitals, constructed exclusively from uniform 8–10px square blocks with visible 1-pixel separations. Use thick 2-pixel block strokes, staircase diagonals, angular pixel curves, and hard-edged grid-aligned silhouettes. Fill the title with saturated acid-lime green phosphor pixels, a bright yellow-green core along upper-left pixel edges, and dark emerald pixel shadow steps offset down-right. Each title cluster emits a controlled green phosphor halo into the black screen; no soft painted glow, only discrete pixel bloom. Add small slime-like pixel droplets and crown-shaped yellow pixel glints integrated into the negative space around the title, never obscuring letters. The CRT has a correct fine 240p horizontal scanline grid across the entire image, subtle curved-glass reflection bands, mild RGB phosphor separation at the brightest title edges, and heavy barrel vignette fading all corners to near-black. Use only the title and UI phosphor as illumination; beyond the monitor edge is total darkness. "CALEB CHULLA.PSD" blinks in alternating lime and warm yellow pixel cells. Crisp authentic arcade title-screen hierarchy, readable at thumbnail size.