“FROZEN CUP WINTER LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND FEBRUARY 13–14, 2027 NORTHSHORE ICE ARENA · SEASON FINALE” is a Glass Frozen text effect FontVibe AIで作成した文字エフェクト. 分厚い氷の塊に閉じ込められた文字。鋭くカットされた氷のファセット、内部まで深く走る霜のひび割れ、そして垂れ下がるつらら。実写のようにリアルな氷結の質感です.

Create a finished vertical 2:3 key-art poster for a winter league championship, built as a precise typographic composition. Near-black arctic midnight background, illuminated by a broad blue-teal aurora borealis arc across the upper third; fine airborne ice-crystal particles suspended in depth. No warm hues anywhere. At top center, small spaced condensed sans-serif text in frosted pale-blue ink: "WINTER LEAGUE". Beneath it, the dominant two-line title: "FROZEN" then "CUP", occupying 78% of the canvas width. Custom Ice Shard lettering: slightly condensed angular geometry, massive thick glacial ice blocks, every terminal fractured into sharp asymmetric points. The letters have smooth polished pale blue-white ice faces, faceted flat planes, hairline internal fracture lines, branching stress cracks, white spherical trapped air bubbles, and frost micro-crystal bloom along all contours. Deep cyan-white subsurface light glows from each letter center, fading through the translucent ice mass. Bright refracted rim-caustic lines trace outer edges; clear icicle drips hang from the bases of the F, Z, E, C, and P, casting crisp caustic fans downward. Letter spacing tight but readable; do not use generic flat typography. Set a thin centered rule below the title, formed from a horizontal seam of cracked ice. Under it, centered supporting copy in clean ice-white uppercase sans-serif: "CHAMPIONSHIP WEEKEND". Next line, larger and widely tracked: "FEBRUARY 13–14, 2027". Bottom center: "NORTHSHORE ICE ARENA" followed by a small icy dot and "SEASON FINALE". Supporting type remains flat, high-contrast, and perfectly legible, never competing with the title. Composition: generous cold negative space above, title anchored through the middle, details aligned on a precise central axis in the lower quarter. A subtle frozen-glass floor plane at the bottom catches inverted broken reflections of the icicles. Cinematic high-detail 3D ice-sculpture render, ray-traced refraction, subsurface scattering, caustics, sharp focus, print-poster clarity, no people, no sports equipment, no logos, no extra words.