「WINTER FEST ARCTIC LIGHTS • 2026 DEC 12–14, 2026 HARBORFRONT ICE PAVILION · 5–10 PM FREE ENTRY」は FontVibe AI で作成した凍った氷の文字エフェクトです。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 16:9 horizontal event banner, not a wordmark. Arctic midnight scene: near-black ice-cave sky with a broad blue-teal aurora borealis sweeping diagonally behind the composition, fine airborne ice-crystal particles, frozen haze, zero warm tones. A translucent sculpted glacial ice pavilion with tall faceted ice arches occupies the lower middle background, softly out of focus, its floor catching crisp blue caustic fans. Set small tracked uppercase eyebrow text at top center: “ARCTIC LIGHTS • 2026”, pale frost-white, clean narrow sans-serif. The central hero headline, spanning about 78% of the width across two centered lines, reads exactly: “WINTER” then “FEST”. Design each letter as a massive deep 3D block cast from clear natural ice: wide heavy display skeleton, tight controlled spacing, polished semi-transparent faces, thick bevelled depth, broken chipped corners, faint frost micro-crystal bloom concentrated around contours, pale blue-white ice density gradient, trapped spherical air bubbles, internal crystalline fracture planes and branching stress cracks. The letters glow from their cores through subsurface scattering, brightest at center and fading to blue edges. Cold aurora light refracts through the polished faces into thin cyan rim-caustic lines and spectral micro-prisms. Long clear icicle drips hang selectively from the bottom edges; no melting, no warm reflections. Keep the exact words perfectly legible. Below, centered in smaller frosted-white condensed sans-serif, render: “DEC 12–14, 2026”. Under it render: “HARBORFRONT ICE PAVILION · 5–10 PM”. Add a small circular ice-crystal seal at lower right reading “FREE ENTRY”. The text hierarchy must stay crisp over the pavilion, with generous side margins. High-resolution ray-traced ice, realistic refraction, internal reflection, subsurface scattering, sharp specular highlights, cold volumetric aurora light.