# Psychedelic Concert Poster: motion graphics style

> Swollen, wavy letters fill the frame and ooze downward while echo outlines ripple out of them over a turning spiral, all in vibrating complementary colors. Inspired by 1960s psychedelic concert posters; for music, festivals and retro-trippy promos.

- Category: [Print & Design Movements](https://aimotions.art/category/print-design-movements/)
- Also known as: psychedelic text, 60s concert poster, trippy lettering, melting letters, acid poster, vibrating colors, groovy swirl text
- Demo built with: WebGL · Energy: Intense · Background: Dark bg
- Live demo: https://aimotions.art/styles/psychedelic-poster/
- Spanish version: https://aimotions.art/es/estilos/psychedelic-poster/

## Prompt (replace [TEXT] with your text)

```text
Make [TEXT] as a 1960s psychedelic concert poster in motion. Set it in fat, soft, bouncy display letters stretched and swollen so they fill nearly the whole frame, taller in the middle than at the ends. Surround the lettering with concentric echo outlines that ripple outward like contour lines, alternating two complementary colors so the edges vibrate (red-orange against cyan, magenta against lime). Behind everything, a slowly turning spiral of bands in the darker complementary hue. A liquid wave runs through the letters and background so everything sways and breathes; now and then the letters droop and drip a little before snapping back. Cycle the whole palette slowly around the color wheel. Keep it saturated, warm and hypnotic, never strobing.
```

## Visual DNA

- Fat, soft-cornered display letters stretched to fill the whole frame
- Complementary pairs that vibrate against each other, slowly cycling hue
- Concentric echo outlines rippling outward from the lettering
- Spiral of bands turning behind, and a liquid wave running through everything
- Letters bulge in the middle, sway and drip slightly, then re-form

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How to cite: Psychedelic Concert Poster, aimotions, https://aimotions.art/styles/psychedelic-poster/