“STEEL MERCY A FAN FILM IN DEVELOPMENT” is a Cinematic lettering efeito de texto criado com a IA da FontVibe. Monumentais maiúsculas de título de filme em metal dourado quente, contornadas por um sol baixo com reflexo de lente, flutuando sobre uma vasta paisagem de montanhas na hora dourada.

Create a finished vertical 2:3 cinematic fan-film poster, not a logo. Exact rendered text, spelled precisely: "A FAN FILM" "STEEL" "MERCY" "IN DEVELOPMENT" Composition: a rain-soaked midnight street receding into a black-and-deep-teal city corridor. At center, a human forearm in scratched gunmetal plate armor emerges from low fog, its articulated steel glove holding one small white lily upright; raindrops bead on the knuckles and run down the petals. A narrow amber streetlamp behind the flower produces a horizontal anamorphic lens flare; cool cyan light comes from the left, warm amber rim light from the right. Wet pavement mirrors the glove, flower, and distant rectangular city lights. Layered volumetric haze creates foreground, title plane, and distant skyline separation. Deep black edge vignette, controlled shadows, subtle 35mm film grain, high-contrast photorealistic movie key art. Typography: set "STEEL" and "MERCY" as two centered lines occupying the central 46% of the canvas, placed in front of the hazy city but behind a few drifting rain streaks. Custom-rendered Trajan-classical Roman square capitals: broad M and W, narrow I, rhythmically varied widths, moderate thick-thin contrast, deep incised V-cut flared wedge serifs. The letters are weathered pale limestone with dark charcoal chisel cavities, hairline cracks, chipped edges, and shallow carved depth. Raking cyan and amber key lights strike the V-cuts, creating crisp triangular highlights and hard wedge shadows; no modern sans-serif lettering. "STEEL" is slightly larger than "MERCY." Put "A FAN FILM" in small tracked uppercase above the title; place "IN DEVELOPMENT" in small tracked uppercase at the bottom. Keep every text line highly legible and clean, with generous negative space around the title. No existing studio logos, no actor names, no extra text.