“Wet Studio PAINTING CLASS · ALL LEVELS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 · 10 AM–1 PM THE RIVER ROOM · 24 MILL STREET BRUSHES & PAINT PROVIDED RESERVE YOUR PLACE” is a Brush Stroke text effect text effect created with FontVibe AI. Western brush script with connected letters: thick pressure downstrokes, hairline upstrokes, visible bristle streaks and dry-brush trails in warm off-black ink on textured paper.

Create a finished vertical 3:4 promotional poster for an art class. Render only these exact text strings, with the same casing and punctuation: “Wet Studio” as the dominant headline; “PAINTING CLASS · ALL LEVELS” as the subhead; “SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17 · 10 AM–1 PM”; “THE RIVER ROOM · 24 MILL STREET”; “BRUSHES & PAINT PROVIDED”; “RESERVE YOUR PLACE”. Do not add any other lettering. Place the headline across the upper third in large, expressive connected Western brush script. Use a slight consistent right slant, thick swelling downstrokes and hairline upstrokes, with visible bristle spread at stroke peaks, natural ink pooling at joins, and fine feathered dry-brush trails at lift-off. Make the letters warm off-black ink, freshly wet and glistening on textured cream paper; bright key light catches the thick strokes while diffuse ambient light softens the hairlines. Keep the lettering hand-painted, with pressure variation and small irregularities, never uniform or digitally smooth. Set the subhead directly below in compact, clearly legible uppercase lettering. Center a tactile still life in the middle: a paint-smeared wooden palette with fresh cobalt blue, vermilion and yellow paint, two glass rinse jars, and used brushes resting across textured watercolor paper. Show a few real wet paint swashes and droplets near the palette, not over any text. Keep the main title as the visual focus. Place the date, venue, materials line and call to action in four distinct, evenly spaced centered tiers along the bottom, using small, crisp, high-contrast uppercase lettering. Preserve generous side margins and clear separation between all text. Use warm cream paper, warm off-black lettering, and cobalt, vermilion and yellow pigments in the still life. Soft directional studio light, realistic paper grain, sharp legibility, high-detail print-poster finish.