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UPDATE #2: The Trioctave symbol has been retooled, shifting Dark, Light, Una, and Leo to more geometrically accurate positions.

UPDATE #1: The “sub-arcs” have been added as additional design details, with each set given its own emphasis and style.

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The core image of my whole creative identity, each arc of which has its own themes.

Here’s a brief summary of the “full” arcs:

Zen: The formless, colourless void betwixt and between the elementals and aspects, it represents potential, neutrality, and dreams; it is the essence of possibility from which all exists, and is known colloquially as the “Arc Ethereal;” its symbol is 0

Lau’nal: The navy circle, and the first of the trinary known as the “aspects,” it represents space, the dark, and the feminine; the verse associated with it is “The Dark is not always maligned,” and it is one of the two “Arcs of Contrast” along with Sol’eos; its symbol is X

Sol’eos: The beige circle, and the second aspect, it represents time, the light, and the masculine; the verse associated with it is “The Light is not always faultless,” and it is one of the two “Arcs of Contrast” along with Lau’nal; its symbol is Y

Yru’urs: The silver circle, and the third aspect, it represents matter, the mirror, and the scionic; the verse associated with Yru’urs is “The Mirror is not always true,” and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Orykt and Ner; its symbol is Z

Vront: The pink circle, and the first of the octet known as the “elementals,” it translates as “Spark,” and is associated with ideals like thunder and lightning, innovative ideas, and the vigour of youth; its counterpart is Spor, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Infinity” along with Ouran; its symbol is 1

Pyr: The red circle, and the second elemental, it translates as “Fire,” and is associated with ideals like passion and impulse, fierce determination, and the flame within; its counterpart is Ner, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Polarity” along with Kryos; its symbol is 2

Orykt: The orange circle, and the third elemental, it translates as “Rock,” and is associated with ideals like solidity and values, steadfast dependability, and the expression of self; its counterpart is Kryos, and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Ner and Yru’urs; its symbol is 3

Petr: The yellow circle, and the fourth elemental, it translates as “Earth,” and is associated with ideals like family and community, dutiful indomitability, and the bounty of concordance; its counterpart is Ouran, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Eternity” along with Spor; its symbol is 4

Spor: The green circle, and the fifth elemental, it translates as “Life,” and is associated with ideals like nature and nurture, evolutionary equilibrium, and the constant cycle of change;” its counterpart is Vront, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Eternity” along with Petr; its symbol is 5

Ner: The cyan circle, and the sixth elemental, it translates as “Water,” and is associated with ideals like calm and tranquillity, dynamic transmutation, and going with the flow; its counterpart is Pyr, and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Orykt and Yru’urs; its symbol is 6

Kryos: The blue circle, and the seventh elemental, it translates as “Frost,” and is associated with ideals like depth and renewal, shining uniqueness, and the gift of voice; its counterpart is Orykt, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Polarity” along with Pyr; its symbol is 7

Ouran: The purple circle, and the eighth elemental, it translates as “Wind,” and is associated with ideals like sky and clouds, boundless freedom, and the wisdom of prudence; its counterpart is Petr, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Infinity” along with Vront; its symbol is 8

Description
UPDATE #2: The Trioctave symbol has been retooled, shifting Dark, Light, Una, and Leo to more geometrically accurate positions.

UPDATE #1: The “sub-arcs” have been added as additional design details, with each set given its own emphasis and style.

***
The core image of my whole creative identity, each arc of which has its own themes.

Here’s a brief summary of the “full” arcs:

Zen: The formless, colourless void betwixt and between the elementals and aspects, it represents potential, neutrality, and dreams; it is the essence of possibility from which all exists, and is known colloquially as the “Arc Ethereal;” its symbol is 0

Lau’nal: The navy circle, and the first of the trinary known as the “aspects,” it represents space, the dark, and the feminine; the verse associated with it is “The Dark is not always maligned,” and it is one of the two “Arcs of Contrast” along with Sol’eos; its symbol is X

Sol’eos: The beige circle, and the second aspect, it represents time, the light, and the masculine; the verse associated with it is “The Light is not always faultless,” and it is one of the two “Arcs of Contrast” along with Lau’nal; its symbol is Y

Yru’urs: The silver circle, and the third aspect, it represents matter, the mirror, and the scionic; the verse associated with Yru’urs is “The Mirror is not always true,” and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Orykt and Ner; its symbol is Z

Vront: The pink circle, and the first of the octet known as the “elementals,” it translates as “Spark,” and is associated with ideals like thunder and lightning, innovative ideas, and the vigour of youth; its counterpart is Spor, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Infinity” along with Ouran; its symbol is 1

Pyr: The red circle, and the second elemental, it translates as “Fire,” and is associated with ideals like passion and impulse, fierce determination, and the flame within; its counterpart is Ner, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Polarity” along with Kryos; its symbol is 2

Orykt: The orange circle, and the third elemental, it translates as “Rock,” and is associated with ideals like solidity and values, steadfast dependability, and the expression of self; its counterpart is Kryos, and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Ner and Yru’urs; its symbol is 3

Petr: The yellow circle, and the fourth elemental, it translates as “Earth,” and is associated with ideals like family and community, dutiful indomitability, and the bounty of concordance; its counterpart is Ouran, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Eternity” along with Spor; its symbol is 4

Spor: The green circle, and the fifth elemental, it translates as “Life,” and is associated with ideals like nature and nurture, evolutionary equilibrium, and the constant cycle of change;” its counterpart is Vront, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Eternity” along with Petr; its symbol is 5

Ner: The cyan circle, and the sixth elemental, it translates as “Water,” and is associated with ideals like calm and tranquillity, dynamic transmutation, and going with the flow; its counterpart is Pyr, and it is one of the three “Arcs of Momentum” along with Orykt and Yru’urs; its symbol is 6

Kryos: The blue circle, and the seventh elemental, it translates as “Frost,” and is associated with ideals like depth and renewal, shining uniqueness, and the gift of voice; its counterpart is Orykt, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Polarity” along with Pyr; its symbol is 7

Ouran: The purple circle, and the eighth elemental, it translates as “Wind,” and is associated with ideals like sky and clouds, boundless freedom, and the wisdom of prudence; its counterpart is Petr, and it is one of the two “Arcs of Infinity” along with Vront; its symbol is 8