#>asset_metadata
#:layer #!design

^"spirit"{
  whimsy_name: "papergami"
  description: "Layered translucent vellum planes — some printed with text, some plain — assembled with cubes, discs and spheres into a standing architecture, lit from inside by small amber points. Seven studies: architecture, botanical, cognitive, collage, cubes, kinetic, layout."
  visual_qualities: "layered, translucent, printed, warm, matte, interior-lit, geometric, buildable"
}

^"thematic_mapping"{
  operator: "frame"
  valence: "boon"
  spirit_phase: "invitation"
  liminality: "entry"
  role: "material-language"
  context: "the site's paper substrate — cognitive layout as folded, stacked, printed material"
}

^"usage"{
  surface: "illustrations"
  role: "material-illustration"
  dimensions: { width: 800, height: 800 }
  formats_available: ["avif", "webp"]
  alt_text: "Translucent sheets of printed paper layered with cubes, discs and spheres into a standing structure, warm light glowing between the layers."
  variants_by_study: ["architecture", "botanical", "cognitive", "collage", "cubes", "kinetic", "layout"]
}

^"optimization"{
  optimized_on: "2026-08-13T00:30:00Z"
  source_render: ~"../../renders/papergami/"
  variants: [
    { tier: "thumb", size: "256x256", formats: ["avif", "webp"] },
    { tier: "display", size: "512x512", formats: ["avif", "webp"] }
  ]
  notes: "Hero (1024) is deliberately absent: the masters are 800px and scripts/optimize-image-asset.mjs refuses to upscale, since interpolated detail presented as resolution is worse than a missing tier. Re-render at 1024+ if a hero placement is wanted."
}

^"discovery"{
  tags: ["paper", "vellum", "layered", "material", "papergami", "architecture", "substrate"]
  spirit_name: "papergami"
  status: "extracted"
  related_images: ["prism-workbench-card", "boonhonk-attentional-fluid"]
  notes: "The palette here is already the site's: warm paper ground, teal-slate planes, amber points — the same tokens neutral-paper and ritual-vellum declare. That is why these read as the material language rather than as illustration, and why theme packs now cast their own hue onto imagery (systems/image-theming.css) instead of leaving every pack showing the same warm plate."
}