“SUNMELT SUMMER MUSIC FEST JULY 17–18, 2027 SOLAR FIELDS · PALM SPRINGS, CA 2 DAYS · 3 STAGES · AFTER DARK SUNMELTFEST.COM” is a Drip Font Melting text effect text effect created with FontVibe AI. Glossy orange-red letters liquefying from the base down, with molten drips, warped lower edges and a glowing puddle on a dark charcoal floor.

Create a finished vertical 9:16 summer music festival flyer, with all typography rendered exactly as written. Deep charcoal paper-textured night background (#171311), never pure black, with a faint amber heat haze behind the title. Top small condensed uppercase text: “SUMMER MUSIC FEST”. The dominant headline “SUNMELT” spans 86% of the canvas width across the upper-middle, custom bold slab-body display lettering made from hot paraffin wax. Keep the top stroke edges crisp; soften and swell the lower two-thirds 15–20%. Use vivid orange at the active melt zone, deep amber-red at the pooling base, and bright orange-yellow broad highlight arcs, never white. Give every letter a translucent orange inner rim 3–4px beneath the convex glossy skin. Build visible gravity-driven melt geometry: one thick primary flow with a bulged origin and teardrop end, two medium streams, several fine capillary trails; wet wax pools along the baseline. Single overhead key light, shadows cast down-right. Below the title, show a wide outdoor festival stage in near-black silhouette: three rectangular speaker stacks, a low platform, tiny crowd silhouettes with raised arms, and a circular molten amber sun suspended behind the stage. The sun is a glowing disc with uneven softened edges, casting shallow orange haze and thin smoke through the crowd. Keep the title dominant over the scene. At lower center, set clean small uppercase warm-ivory copy: “JULY 17–18, 2027” then “SOLAR FIELDS · PALM SPRINGS, CA”. Add a thin amber rule. At the bottom, set “2 DAYS · 3 STAGES · AFTER DARK” in spaced uppercase, then “SUNMELTFEST.COM” in the smallest line. Use ample margins, sharp readable secondary type, no logos, no extra words, no misspellings. Ray-traced wax subsurface scattering, high-gloss convex highlights, controlled amber smoke, crisp poster hierarchy.