Appetite Clock
Ninety days of eating in deficit, each day a three-petal bloom whose colour carries meal satisfaction against morning mood.
Ninety days of controlled eating on a 10x9 grid of blooms. Three petals per day — breakfast, lunch, dinner — with petal length scaled to kilocalories and width tapered by the satisfaction score of that meal. Colour runs from deep violet at low mood and low satisfaction to warm yellow at high.
Six times across three months the geometry breaks into gold: the cheat days. Day 29 is the portrait inside the portrait — mood 2.57, the lowest of the period, 3,800 kcal eaten anyway, meal satisfaction 0.93. The food landed. The mood did not move.