「judul: PAMUSIAN subjudul: JEJAK PUSAT KEKUASAAN KERAJAAN TIDUNG DI TARAKAN」は FontVibe AI で作成したアシッドレインの文字エフェクトです。滴り落ちる緑色の化学薬品と錆びた金属表面で表現する、有毒な酸性雨の腐食エフェクト。工業ディストピアの美学です。

rendered in acid rain cyberpunk style. Letters appear corroded and melting from toxic chemical exposure — dripping toxic-green (#00FF41) acid trails eating into the letterforms, rust-orange oxidation patches spreading from letter edges, eroded metal surface texture with pitted craters and chemical burn marks. High contrast, visceral, industrial. 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 corroded melting metal, the toxic acid trails and the oxidation. FALLBACK MATERIAL: if the font carries no material of its own, render the letters as corroded melting letters with dripping toxic-green acid trails, rust-orange oxidation patches and pitted chemical-burn metal. COLOR PRIORITY: keep the font's own colors if specified; otherwise toxic green (#00FF41) and rust orange on a dark industrial ground. Create a finished historical exhibition poster about the Tidung kingdom, with the exact Indonesian wording as the only readable text: “judul: PAMUSIAN” and “subjudul: JEJAK PUSAT KEKUASAAN KERAJAAN TIDUNG DI TARAKAN”. Set PAMUSIAN as the dominant centered title, large and commanding across the upper-middle of the composition. Place the full subtitle beneath it in smaller, clearly legible lettering, broken into two balanced lines if needed. Preserve the supplied words exactly, including the labels and punctuation; do not add any other text. Let the title feel embedded in a ruined industrial relic from a vanished seat of power: behind it, a shadowy silhouette of a traditional Tidung royal compound and raised timber architecture emerges through poisonous green mist, with distant mangrove forms and a low, rain-dark shoreline. Keep the setting hostile and corroded, with pitted metal fragments, chemical burn scars, rust-orange oxidation, and sparse faded hazard chevrons dissolving into fog. Toxic-green rain slants across the foreground; a few luminous acid rivulets collect below the lettering without obscuring the subtitle. Use a strong vertical hierarchy, generous dark negative space around the words, and a narrow strip of reflective, acid-slick ground at the bottom. The result should feel like an archaeological warning from a contaminated industrial frontier, not a contemporary event flyer.