Anchor
Your approved anchor values, mirrored. Bar slit +30 vs -30 across the vertical axis; ring cuts at bottom vs at top across the horizontal axis. Pair C = the exact anchor atoms placed as duos.
bar: hw=10, thickness=15, angle=+/-30 ; ring: wall=15, cuts at offset 40 deg, thickness=13
Sharper
The mark is more pronounced: slit is steeper, cuts sit further from the axis of symmetry.
bar: angle=+/-45 (steeper) ; ring: offset=60 deg (cuts closer to horizontal)
Softer
The mark is subtle: slit is gently tilted, cuts sit near bottom-center. Reads calmer.
bar: angle=+/-15 (shallow) ; ring: offset=22 deg (cuts near bottom)
Fatter mark
Same positions and same angles as the anchor, but the mark itself is thicker: more air through the shape.
bar: thickness=24 ; ring: thickness=22
Thinner mark
Same anchor positions and angles, but the mark is precise and thin. Reads engineered, drafted.
bar: thickness=7 ; ring: thickness=6
Chunky base
Base shape is heavier: bar is fatter, ring wall is thicker. Same mark shape and position.
bar: hw=15 (chunkier, thickness=20) ; ring: wall=22 (thicker)
Slim base
Base shape is lean: bar is narrower, ring wall is thinner. Same mark; less mass around it.
bar: hw=6 (slimmer, thickness=10) ; ring: wall=8 (thinner)
Larger canvas
Same mark, but the base shape fills more of the frame. Presence-heavy version.
bar: top=10 bot=110 (longer) ; ring: R=54 wall=17 (larger)