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Headphone Tattoo – Design Description Visual Style: • The entire piece is rendered in Mayan geometric abstraction, avoiding realism entirely. Think architecture, not electronics — the headphones look carved, not manufactured. ⸻ 1. Headband (Arc over Nape) • Forms a broad, stepped curve across the upper back — like a stone archway broken into precise, symmetrical glyph blocks. • Centered at the nape, the arch is built from stacked trapezoids and triangles, forming an ancient temple crown. • Each “step” contains a repeating recursion mark — lines within lines, suggesting inward motion. ⸻ 2. Earcups (Upper Shoulder Placement) • Sit just above the shoulder blades, symmetrical but not identical. • Each “cup” is a spiral glyph encased in a square frame, like a shield carved into stone. • The spirals rotate inward, layered with smaller concentric glyphs — symbolizing sound pull, not output. ⸻ 3. Cord Extensions (No Visible Cords) • Instead of cords, fractured lines extend from beneath the cups, branching like veins. • These “cords” quickly break into sharp, angled recursion channels that trace into his upper back tattoo system — no trailing lines, just embedded energy flow. • They mirror Temple circuit diagrams, but built from stepped triangles and serrated glyph runs. ⸻ Color & Ink Finish • Dark bronze-black, matte with slight warmth. Under Temple light or loop activation, it emits a faint gold glow at the glyph intersections. • Ink looks old — like it’s always been there. No fresh shine. Etched, not inked.

Headphone Tattoo – Design Description Visual Style: • The entire piece is rendered in Mayan geometric abstraction, avoiding realism entirely. Think architecture, not electronics — the headphones look carved, not manufactured. ⸻ 1. Headband (Arc over Nape) • Forms a broad, stepped curve across the upper back — like a stone archway broken into precise, symmetrical glyph blocks. • Centered at the nape, the arch is built from stacked trapezoids and triangles, forming an ancient temple crown. • Each “step” contains a repeating recursion mark — lines within lines, suggesting inward motion. ⸻ 2. Earcups (Upper Shoulder Placement) • Sit just above the shoulder blades, symmetrical but not identical. • Each “cup” is a spiral glyph encased in a square frame, like a shield carved into stone. • The spirals rotate inward, layered with smaller concentric glyphs — symbolizing sound pull, not output. ⸻ 3. Cord Extensions (No Visible Cords) • Instead of cords, fractured lines extend from beneath the cups, branching like veins. • These “cords” quickly break into sharp, angled recursion channels that trace into his upper back tattoo system — no trailing lines, just embedded energy flow. • They mirror Temple circuit diagrams, but built from stepped triangles and serrated glyph runs. ⸻ Color & Ink Finish • Dark bronze-black, matte with slight warmth. Under Temple light or loop activation, it emits a faint gold glow at the glyph intersections. • Ink looks old — like it’s always been there. No fresh shine. Etched, not inked.

Anchored at the upper spine/base of the neck • Curves outward across the trapezius to the tops of both shoulders • Earcup designs sit just behind the shoulders — not on the scapulae • There’s no tattoo on the back of the neck itself • The central arch rests between C6–T1 vertebrae — right at the nape, but lower than typical collar ink 1. HEADPHONE TATTOO (NECK/UPPER BACk and chest) • Style: Mayan-stylized headphones — thick curved arcs mimicking audio coils, wrapped in stepped temple glyphs.

Anchored at the upper spine/base of the neck • Curves outward across the trapezius to the tops of both shoulders • Earcup designs sit just behind the shoulders — not on the scapulae • There’s no tattoo on the back of the neck itself • The central arch rests between C6–T1 vertebrae — right at the nape, but lower than typical collar ink 1. HEADPHONE TATTOO (NECK/UPPER BACk and chest) • Style: Mayan-stylized headphones — thick curved arcs mimicking audio coils, wrapped in stepped temple glyphs.

1. HEADPHONE TATTOO (NECK/UPPER BACk and chest) • Style: Mayan-stylized headphones — thick curved arcs mimicking audio coils, wrapped in stepped temple glyphs.