“WEAR YOUR DRIP” is a Drip Font Melting text effect Texteffekt erstellt mit FontVibe KI. Glänzende orangerote Buchstaben, die von unten her flüssig werden, mit geschmolzenen Tropfen, verzogenen Unterkanten und einer leuchtenden Pfütze auf dunklem anthrazitfarbenem Boden.

Create a square streetwear lettering graphic, no extra wording. Set the exact text “WEAR YOUR DRIP” in a broad upward arch across the central 72% of the canvas, with “WEAR” following the upper-left curve, “YOUR” at the high center, and “DRIP” descending toward the upper-right curve; keep all words on one continuous arch with open negative space in its center. Custom bold slab-body display lettering: compact wide proportions, heavy blunt serifs, tight but readable spacing, sharp top stroke edges. Each letter is hot paraffin wax: vivid orange #FF6B2B through the active lower zones, deep amber-red #CC3300 at the base and pooled drips, orange-yellow #FFAA00 broad highlight arcs, never white highlights. The lower two-thirds of every letter swells outward 15–20%, rounds and loses structural rigidity before descending in gravity-driven flows. Across the whole phrase show one to two thick drips with bulbous necks and pointed teardrop termini, two to three medium drips, and fine capillary trails between them; visible surface tension at every drip neck. Let small connected pools gather just beneath the lowest letters, with a wet convex sheen and orange subsurface glow 3–4 px inside the wax skin. Stage it against matte deep charcoal #18110E, never pure black, with a faint radial amber heat field behind the arch. One hard overhead key light creates orange-yellow specular sweeps on the wax and crisp shadows cast down-right. Add only sparse floating heat flecks and a thin halo of warm haze around the molten edges. Preserve clean central negative space, no objects, logos, badges, border, or additional typography. High-resolution product-style 3D render, controlled depth, sharply defined letter edges, realistic translucent wax and ray-traced subsurface scattering.