I’m developing a high-end, gallery-worthy PC chassis whose entire silhouette suggests a dragon in motion. The style I have in mind is simply “art”—think a sculptural, stylized approach that goes beyond literal realism while still remaining instantly recognisable as a dragon. Your task is to translate that vision into a clear set of visuals and a practical layout that a manufacturer could later refine. Scope of work • Exterior concept art: front, side and isometric views that emphasise the flowing spine, horns, vents and LED “flames.” • Basic internal layout: motherboard tray, PSU shroud, rad/fan mounts and cable-routing paths sketched to scale, making sure the artistic shell doesn’t compromise airflow or component clearance. • Colour and finish call-outs: suggested materials (brushed aluminium, tempered glass, soft-touch panels) with a premium palette that supports subtle RGB highlights rather than flashy neon overload. Preferred tools are up to you—Photoshop, Illustrator, Blender, SolidWorks, Fusion 360 or similar—as long as the final hand-off includes layered/editable source files plus high-resolution renders (JPEG/PNG) for presentation. Acceptance criteria 1. Dragon silhouette is unmistakable yet ergonomic for desktop use. 2. All ATX components fit without obstruction; cooling support for at least a 360 mm radiator. 3. Ventilation cut-outs integrate organically into the creature’s scales or wing membranes. 4. Delivered files allow a fabricator to extract dimensions easily. If the concept sparks your creativity and you can balance art with engineering practicality, I’d love to review your initial sketches and iterate toward a show-stopping final set.