Edit this square CW monogram to correct its ambiguous fused letter structure. Keep the rich cobalt and midnight blue background, golden cream lettering, orange edge highlights, distressed illustrated ink texture, warm light spilling across the floor, square format and monumental central composition. REDESIGN THE LETTER GEOMETRY with the precision of a professional custom lettering artist: TWO SEPARATE COMPLETE LETTERS, C and W. A large elegant open C with clearly terminated upper and lower arms forms a curved embracing frame on the left. A somewhat smaller fully intact W nests in the C's open right-hand space. W must have its own uninterrupted four diagonal strokes, two distinct bottom vertices, a central upper junction, and two upper outer terminals. Its whole contour must be traceable independently. Maintain a generous, crisp continuous navy-blue channel separating the C from W everywhere, at least one quarter the thickness of the main strokes. Absolutely no shared strokes, no crossing, no fusing, no letter continuing into another, no missing W leg. The C's lower terminal curves inward and ENDS well before W; it must not rise diagonally into W's apex. Make the forms bespoke and inventive through nested proportions, beautifully cut flared terminals, complementary curves versus angles, coherent stroke weights, and optically balanced negative space. Disciplined 1970s custom monogram with elegant sculptural geometry. Simplify the contours enough that CW reads instantly as two letters even as a small silhouette. Retain a tiny freestanding warm doorway below the monogram in the dark gap above the floor; do not cut a doorway through a letter or distort a stroke to fit it. Emphasize designed negative space and clean letter construction, with texture confined within shapes. Only CW; no added text, no ornaments. One finished square image.
