The sky, riven.

Construction

One letter. One slash. A whole day of sky.

• The letter. A geometric S built from two bowls, slightly wide, with a smaller top bowl for optical balance.
• The slash. One straight line at 65° runs through the whole letter. It cuts both terminals and splits the spine, so every cut edge in the mark sits on that single line.
• The rip. The halves sit close across a hairline seam and drag far along the slash in opposite directions, so the ends of the spine read as long torn strips. The letter isn't just cut; it's being torn.
• The sky. One continuous gradient, daybreak at the top terminal to dusk at the bottom. A full day across one letter.