Mascots · Concept preview ready
A small green frog works from a leaf-roof desk while rain beads across the window.
Frog Rainy Desk · Tiny desk, enormous concentration.
Two interface states
The background stays consistent while the interface changes. That makes the direction easier to judge than a wallpaper-only thumbnail.
Frog Rainy Desk · Tiny desk, enormous concentration.
Frog Rainy Desk · Tiny desk, enormous concentration.
Art direction
Original miniature frog workspace with moss, a leaf canopy, warm lamp, rainy glass, and handcrafted keyboard details.
The final artwork will be produced in 16:10, 16:9, and 4:3 crops with the focal subject kept outside the primary reading field.
Workspace behavior
Rain and moss soften the scene while the central glass remains dark and uncluttered for the interface.
Threads, project selection, task cards, composer controls, keyboard interaction, and pointer events remain application UI rather than rasterized artwork.
Concept FAQ
Not yet. The concept artwork and coded preview shell are ready, but the downloadable pack remains disabled until its responsive crops, tokens, installer, restore path, and current-Codex verification pass release QA.
It is an explicitly labeled concept preview. The Codex-like interface is rendered consistently in HTML and CSS over original artwork; it is not presented as a screenshot from an official Appearance setting.
Navigation, threads, project selection, task content, the composer, keyboard behavior, and pointer interaction should remain native. The eventual pack changes only supported visual tokens and an optional non-interactive artwork layer.
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