Cyberpunk album art featuring a woman's silhouette with a glowing eye, dissolving into static on a neon grid with ghostly faces. Text: Vera Static, Ghosts in the Grid.

A striking album cover featuring a black silhouette of a woman in profile or half-body, arms outstretched as if breaking free from an invisible barrier, her sharp contours fragmenting downwards into pixelated noise and static, a glowing neon eye (pink or cyan) staring directly at the viewer to evoke paranoia, set against a three-dimensional grid of neon lines in cyan and magenta against a deep black background, inspired by 80s sci-fi films like Tron, the grid bending and distorting around the silhouette as if pulling her in, with transparent ghostly faces or fragments (low opacity) floating in the grid, subtle copies of the silhouette, detailed with broken circuit boards, blinking pixels, and horizontal static lines resembling an old TV screen, using a deep black and indigo base to convey emptiness and desolation, accented with neon pink, cyan, and electric white for glitch effects, a hypnotic glow effect around the silhouette for a retrofuturistic vibe, incorporating RGB-split, scanlines, and pixelation to simulate digital errors, artist name "Vera Static" in a glitched monospaced font (like OCR-A or VCR OSD Mono) with distortion and slight RGB-split at the top, album title "Ghosts in the Grid" in a slim futuristic sans-serif font (like Orbitron or Eurostile) diagonally placed over the grid with subtle pixelation and static overlay, square format (3000x3000 pixels, 300 dpi), symmetrical composition with the silhouette centered for a hypnotic effect, darkwave and cyberpunk See more