「MELTDOWN」は、溶けるレインボークレヨン風のワードアートです。文字ごとに赤、オレンジ、黄、緑、ターコイズ、青、紫、ピンクと異なる光沢色で、クリーム色の背景に雫が垂れています。言葉や色の順番を変えて、自分のテキストで作り直せます。

Word art for a summer art camp t-shirt: the single word "MELTDOWN" in huge, bold, chunky rounded capital letters, set on one line and filling about 90% of the square frame width, centered slightly above the middle so the drips have room below. Every letter is built from thick, uniform strokes of soft wax crayon with no sharp corners, rounded terminals and slightly handmade wobble. Each letter is its own saturated colour: M tomato red, E tangerine orange, L sunshine yellow, T lime green, D turquoise, O cobalt blue, W violet, N hot pink. Where neighbouring strokes touch, the two wax colours blend over a narrow soft seam. The surface is matte-to-satin wax with soft diffuse highlights, a few gentle sheen patches and no hard glare. From the underside of every letter, melting wax drips run down in the parent letter's colour: dense and opaque at the origin, lighter, streakier and translucent toward the tips, with a faint inner glow at the thin rounded ends. Drip lengths vary from short stubby beads to a few long runs of about half the letter height, ending in round droplets. Drips never cover the letters, which stay fully readable, and nothing pools into a puddle. Background: flat, plain, warm off-white cream with a faint paper tone and a very soft shadow under the drips, no scenery, no other text, no decorations. Joyful pop-art crayon-melt look, readable at thumbnail size, keeping a safe margin of about 6% around the lettering.