Scientists name structured negative space logo

2x2 gri,d 16:9, do this for 4 famous scientists: L₁  NAME‑AS‑STRUCTURE (master)   the subject's NAME is a constitutive structural element — it becomes the hair /       the box lid / the hat / the body — warped and custom‑drawn to fill that region; legible AND load‑bearing.       ¬L₁ = name as a caption below / name pasted beside a portrait / stock font unshaped. L₂  TRIPLE‑READING FUSION   one mark reads three ways at once: the WORD (name legible) ∧ the PORTRAIT (iconic,       recognizable) ∧ the IDEA (the signature concept). All three cohere in a single figure‑ground system.       ¬L₂ = just a portrait with text / just a word / the idea absent. L₃  NEGATIVE‑SPACE FACE   the face/object is implied by negative space + a few iconic signifiers (glasses, brows,       mustache; box + cat halves); minimal marks, maximal recognition.   ¬L₃ = fully rendered portrait / mark clutter. L₄  SIGNATURE‑IDEA EMBEDDING   the subject's defining idea/equation/paradox is a FUNCTIONAL part of the portrait       (equation in the lenses; superposition in the box), instantly recognizable, ¬decorative.   ¬L₄ = generic symbol. L₅  LOGO GRAMMAR + PALETTE   flat vector, clean edges, high contrast, scalable; palette = black + off‑white/cream       + at most ONE accent used semantically (amber eye = alive); bold lettering shaped to the form (arch/perspective).       ¬L₅ = gradient / texture / photoreal / extra colors / thin illegible type. η   HONEST LOGO   letterforms custom‑warped to the silhouette (the arch of the mane, the perspective of the lid);       the two‑tone split is deliberate meaning (superposition), not decoration. FORBIDDEN = name‑as‑caption · fully‑drawn face · gradient · photoreal · extra colors · generic symbol ·             illegible word · stock‑font paste · mark clutter