Neon Myco Grid

"Edit the input image provided: crop out the phone UI and isolate the central logo. Convert it into a bold, print-ready flat vector artwork on a clean white background. Preserve the core 3x3 blue grid outline and the green clover silhouette so the mark remains recognizable, but radically remix the treatment: separate the nine squares into slightly offset, floating tiles with crisp double-line blue outlines and a thin neon inner stroke; introduce tiny gaps and a precise 'glitch' offset so tiles look like a portal assembling. Keep the numeric markers 1–4 inside their original tiles as minimalist engraved outline glyphs (subtle, symbolic, not dominant). Transform the green clover into an organic bioluminescent clover-mushroom hybrid — retain the silhouette but add delicate vein linework and a soft inner glow in neon green, making it feel alive and slightly uncanny without gore. Remove the readable 'iClover' wordmark and replace it with an abstract decorative monogram created from deconstructed parts of the existing logo (non-legible shapes) placed beneath the tiles. Add a weird, slightly macabre accent layer of fine botanical-anatomical linework behind and between tiles (roots, vein motifs, tiny stitch-like marks) rendered as a single-color, low-contrast line drawing so it reads as texture and mood rather than literal anatomy. Use the original blue and green palette with a touch of deep indigo for depth; apply halftone texture and a light paper grain for a print-friendly finish while keeping strong flat color areas and bold outlines. Center the composition with generous white negative space. Output a clean, flat vector-style artpiece suitable for apparel printing — no added readable text, no watermarks, no photorealistic effects, and no depiction of the physical product itself."

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