「Mia」は FontVibe AI で作成したガラスの文字エフェクトです。光を屈折させる透明な光学ガラスの大文字。明るい縁のハイライトとコースティクスが、緑青のオーロラの空の下、暗い面に映り込みます。

sculpted from high-clarity optical glass — letters cast from pure transparent glass with intense light refraction through the material body. Brilliant caustic light patterns projected below each letter. Sharp specular highlights trace the letter edges where glass thickness transitions. Slight organic surface tension gives letterforms a subtle liquid-pulled quality at terminals and curves. Deep internal optical depth visible through the glass. Purely transparent — no frosting, no color tinting, no opacity. LETTERFORM PRIORITY: when the chosen font carries its own treatment, that font's letterform shapes take priority and own the letters; this style governs the optical-glass material, the refraction and the caustics. FALLBACK MATERIAL: if the font carries no material of its own, render the letters as high-clarity transparent optical glass with intense refraction, sharp edge specular highlights and bright caustic patterns cast below. COLOR PRIORITY: keep the font's own colors if specified; otherwise pure clear glass with no tint. The rendered text “Mia” appears as high-clarity transparent optical glass, with deep internal refraction and subtle liquid-pulled tension along curves and terminals. The transparent material reveals a pale lavender-to-ice-blue studio gradient through its full thickness, with no color tint, frosting, or opacity. Crisp white specular highlights trace every thickness transition and polished edge. Ray-traced daylight passes through the glass body, projecting bright branching caustic patterns and soft prismatic distortions across a matte lavender-blue surface beneath. Fine internal reflections overlap within the letter volumes, creating visible optical depth without obscuring the text. Surrounding space remains minimal and clean, with diffuse backlight, soft airborne glow, and a restrained pool of reflected light around the glass. High-resolution product-photography render, physically accurate glass transmission, refraction, dispersion, and caustic illumination.