#>asset_metadata #:layer #!design ^"spirit"{ whimsy_name: "panel-maroon-glyph-pale-plume" title: "Maroon glyph, pale plume" description: "Painted panel face, scanned October 22, 2026, for the October drop." } ^"source"{ id: "panel-2026-10-22-01" master: "public/images/renders/_raw/folio-scans-2026-10-22/panel-2026-10-22-01-scan.png" master_tracked: false scan: { width: 2998, height: 2379, dpi: 300, orientation: "landscape" } scan_extent: "about 10.0 x 7.9 in at 300 dpi; the scanned edge, not a measured size" record: ~"../../../../.spw/surfaces/folio-archive/release-2026-10-31.spw" } ^"usage"{ surface: "panels" role: "panel-face" formats_available: ["avif", "webp"] alt_text: "Paint on canvas: a maroon block outlined in white holds white hook glyphs and a zigzag, with a teal lobe beneath, beside a pale blue plume that curls to a hook over green on a brown ground" tiers: { thumb: { width: 256, height: 203, avif_kib: 4, webp_kib: 4 } display: { width: 512, height: 406, avif_kib: 22, webp_kib: 15 } hero: { width: 1024, height: 813, avif_kib: 107, webp_kib: 63 } } } ^"optimization"{ tool: "image-optimize illustrations tiers (magick → cwebp / avifenc), from a -strip intermediate at 2048px" png: "none — AVIF and WebP only, as the September sets ship" hero_budget: "under 120 KiB; stepped from quality 75 to AVIF 70, WebP 75" metadata: "none embedded; the intermediate is stripped before any tier is cut" } ^"discovery"{ tags: ["panel", "release-2026-10-31", "glyph", "plume", "maroon", "teal", "green"] part_of: "folio-release-2026-10-31" thread: "washes" } ^"expression"{ status: "draft — read from what is lettered or painted; the creator develops it" key: "* made thing · & subject · < topic or place · ~ held motif · @ date or vantage · ! lettered imperative · ? lettered question · % count" a: `glyph[maroon]{plume.hook}` b: `*panel-maroon-glyph-pale-plume ~glyph ~plume ~zigzag` handles: ["~glyph", "~plume", "~zigzag"] creator: "unset — the creator's own sentence" } ^"dialog"{ opens: `?what do the white hooks spell?` turns: [] answers: "unset — kept for the conversation" }