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Sp4 Cr design: useri6bvwtcsn3 on tt

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hi typology trifix slop i drew my main relatable subtypes mixed together ok heart heart jeart 💕💕

im the sweetest ever right im like the most positive combination im the nicest in the whoole world #thetruthteller #thedefender #emmetbrickowskienneagramtype ok thats a lie i have 8w7 goodbye

under cut is my sketches and ideas

SX 2 DESIGN BELONGS TO: @kerkikerk

In “Atlas II,” which has been O’Neal’s main project since 2014, when “Atlas: Year One” released. In the first “Atlas” album, O’Neal focused on the awe inspired by the cosmos. Following that theme, “Atlas II” focuses on involuntary human development. The album encompasses five EPs: Life, Senses, Emotions, Intelligence and The Enneagram of Personality.

The Enneagram EP is the last to appear on the album. There is a song for each of the nine personality types, and each is said to encompass that type’s “redemption,” as it showcases each type at its worst and its best.

To ensure that each song would be imbued with the essence of each type, O’Neal stipulated that the additional guest artists in each song would be of whichever type themselves. Additionally, each song contains what O’Neal refers to as “fingerprints” — short sound clips from his close friends and family of each type, hidden within the song. Where you might hear the faint laugher of children or the sound of trickling water, there is a fingerprint.

Each type depicts a different aspect of the same human story — one of redemption. O’Neal spent months on each song as he studied each type with enneagram expert Chris Hueurtz to represent each to the best of his ability. Hueurtz guest-starred on the “Sleeping At Last Podcast” over the last nine episodes as he and O’Neal discuss each of the types with thoughtfulness and depth.