"TOO HOT" 是一件光泽熔融风格的文字艺术作品。由橙到琥珀色的粗体字母在奶油色背景上融化成长长的水滴，带有白色高光和每滴下方的柔和光晕，排成一行。可替换为你自己的文字或短语，并调整橙色配色来重新制作。

Word art, lettering only: the words "TOO HOT" on one line, in huge bold slab-body display capitals, filling about 85% of the frame width and centred. The letters are made of hot molten wax. The top edges of each letter stay crisp and sharp, while the lower two-thirds swell outward 15-20% into softened, heavy mass. The heat gradient runs from bright yellow-orange at the top highlights, through vivid orange (#FF6B2B) in the middle, to deep amber-red (#CC3300) at the bottoms. The surface is a high-gloss convex wax skin with a broad curved specular hotspot arc on each letter, tinted vivid orange-yellow rather than white. A warm translucent orange glow sits just under the skin, 3-4px inward from the edge. Smooth laminar drips run down from the letters themselves: one thick primary stream under some letters, medium streams, and fine capillary trails, each ending in a rounded teardrop. The drips are moderate in length, reaching at most about 20% of the letter height below the baseline, and never pool into puddles. Every letter stays fully readable above its drips, with a clear gap between the two words. The same wax material runs through every letter. The background is a plain, flat, deep cream-white to soft warm off-white (#FFF3E0), very lightly graded, with a faint soft contact glow under the drips and nothing else, so the orange-red wax stands out. No other text, no scenery, no icons. Bold, sunny, hot summer-sale energy that reads instantly at thumbnail size.