Jev is odd artwork
September 18, 2026 · View on GitHub
Original project artwork for the GitHub repository and npm README. The seven-dot mark shows three pairs plus one unpaired chartreuse dot.
| Asset | Size | Use |
|---|---|---|
hero.png | 1600 × 800 | GitHub and npm README header; share card |
icon.png | 512 × 512 | Repository avatar, package icon, or social thumbnail |
hero.svg | 1600 × 800 | Editable banner source |
icon.svg | 512 × 512 | Editable icon source |
metrics.png | 1200 × 440 | Measured token, latency, and correctness card for GitHub/npm |
metrics.svg | 1200 × 440 | Vector benchmark card generated from the same recorded results |
Palette: off-white #f3f0e7, ink #181a16, chartreuse #dcff00, and connecting lines #bbbcb1. The SVG banner uses Arial/Helvetica and Courier New with generic fallbacks. The PNG exports preserve the rendered typography.
Provenance
Created specifically for this project on 2026-09-18. The built-in image-generation tool was attempted but returned a model-availability error and produced no image. The delivered assets are original, authored SVG designs, rendered to optimized PNG using Sharp; they are not AI image-model outputs, stock images, or placeholders. No external logos or official-affiliation marks are included.
The attempted image-generation direction was a clean editorial banner with oversized “Jev is odd.” typography, the subtitle “One number. One decision.”, an off-white/ink/chartreuse palette, and precisely seven dots arranged as three pairs and an unpaired highlighted dot. That concept was carried into the final vector art. The banner’s await isOdd(7) / true line illustrates intended package behavior, not a benchmark or recorded provider response.
These assets are covered by the repository license.
The benchmark card is generated deterministically from benchmarks/latest.json, not an image model. Regenerate it and the README summary without making inference requests with npm run benchmark:render. See benchmarks/README.md for every measured attempt and the method.