A system built from the chemistry-teacher-turned-kingpin visual world: hazmat canary yellow against asphalt black, toxic lab green, and the periodic-table tile that boxes any two-letter symbol into a molecule. It borrows the show's grammar of danger and precision — condensed stencil type, warning-label saturation, sun-scorched desert flattened into grain. Everything reads like a hazard placard photographed at magic hour: dark, technical, and saturated with one screaming accent. The rule is restraint — a single warning color at a time, methylamine blue kept rare and precious, and grit under every clean edge.