Header F3d — the watermark hive, spacing refinements

Round 4. Ink is locked (F3d watermark opacities); what varies is the geometry — the problem found in round 3: the three same-size corner cells had uneven edge gaps (~2px diagonals vs ~4px horizontal), which reads as an accident precisely because the cells match. Options 1–3 fix it with a uniform gap at three tightnesses; option 4 goes the other way and makes the left cluster mixed-size like the echo (irregularity as intent); option 5 makes both sides formally regular.

F3d·1Equal gap — the straight fix — all three edge gaps now exactly 4px on a true lattice; echo keeps its deliberate mixed sizes. Minimal change from the pick.
PAGE CONTENT
F3d·2Welded comb — 1px seams — the three cells close ranks into one comb unit with hairline seams: strongest “we work as one hive” statement the watermark can make.
PAGE CONTENT
F3d·3Airy comb — 10px breathing room — same lattice, generous uniform gap: the cells clearly separate, the corner gets lighter, the logo gets more air.
PAGE CONTENT
F3d·4Left mirrors right — mixed sizes — your alternative reading: give the corner the echo's logic (big + medium + small + dot, scattered), so uneven distances become obviously deliberate. Both sides speak the same organic language.
PAGE CONTENT
F3d·5Formal — both sides regular — the opposite pole: the echo also becomes three equal small cells on a perfect mini-lattice. Most disciplined, most symmetric; tests whether the organic scatter was earning its keep.
PAGE CONTENT