“ROCK CYCLE EARTH SCIENCE • GEOLOGY HEAT · PRESSURE · WEATHERING · TIME IGNEOUS · SEDIMENTARY · METAMORPHIC” é um efeito de texto Fogo e Fumaça criado com a IA da FontVibe. Efeitos ardentes de fogo e fumaça, ondas de calor dramáticas e o brilho das brasas.

Create a finished 3:4 vertical earth-science poster on a pure black background. Set the exact headline “ROCK CYCLE” large across the upper-middle, centered and highly legible. Build the letters as heavy display forms with broad proportions and open counters; their surfaces are cooling lava: irregular dark crust, glowing orange-red cracks, molten interior light, and thick gravity-drawn drips at the lower edges. Keep each letter clearly readable. Surround the lettering with real combustion: white-yellow flame cores grading through orange to deep red, turbulent tongues rising upward, dense charcoal smoke curling into rolling columns, upward-drifting embers, and visible heat distortion. Firelight rises from below and casts warm amber rim light; the background stays pure black. Above the headline, set a small crisp line: “EARTH SCIENCE • GEOLOGY”. Below it, set: “HEAT · PRESSURE · WEATHERING · TIME”. In the lower third, show a clear, compact geological cutaway as the subject: layered earth strata, a dark volcanic vent with a small glowing magma pocket, angular rock fragments, and three distinct rock samples connected by a subtle circular flow of arrows. Place the bottom line beneath the cutaway: “IGNEOUS · SEDIMENTARY · METAMORPHIC”. Keep all supporting text in clean, narrow uppercase lettering in warm ivory, with generous spacing and strong contrast; do not apply molten distortion to these small lines. Arrange the composition in poster hierarchy: eyebrow at top, dominant headline, process line, geological subject, then rock-type labels at the bottom. Cinematic fire photography, detailed rock textures, high contrast, controlled ember density, sharp readable typography, polished 3D render. Render only the quoted text exactly as written; no extra words, labels, or lettering.