Neural Distortion Laptop Sleeve | Chaos Theøry

My computer is probably one of the more organized things in my life, which honestly is saying very little.

My brain, meanwhile, has never shown much interest in filing systems.

That was basically the starting point for Neural Distortion.

I wanted this sleeve to feel clinical without looking like something pulled out of a hospital supply closet. The artwork uses an anatomical skull with the brain exposed in pink, CHEMICAL IMBALANCE running vertically beside it, and small diagnostic-style marks scattered around the design.

It looks a little like somebody took an anatomy diagram and started documenting what happens when the equipment is technically still working but the operator is questionable.

Relatable.

The white background keeps everything stark and clean while the black trim frames the artwork and gives it enough contrast to still feel like Chaos Theøry.

I use my computer for everything — work, design, twenty open tabs, half-finished ideas, files I swear I’m going to organize later, and probably at least one folder named something completely useless like final_final_ACTUALfinal.

So if my brain refuses to stay protected from the chaos, the laptop at least gets a sleeve.

It has a snug protective fit, soft faux-fur lining, a top-loading zipper, and water-resistant material for everyday carrying.

Hardware protected.

Software remains questionable.