Vectrex Vector Overlay Era

Render the source in the visual lineage of the 1982 GCE Vectrex, the vector-display home console with translucent plastic color overlays. Subject built entirely from bright glowing vector strokes against deep matte black: continuous lines, sharp corners, no fills, no raster pixels, only line work with slight CRT bloom and phosphor smear at line ends. Add a single translucent plastic color overlay across the entire image (saturated red, emerald green, deep cobalt blue, or sunlight yellow), which tints the black background to a darker version of itself and shifts the vector lines toward the overlay color while preserving their phosphor brightness at the strokes. Subtle vertical CRT scan ghosting suggested at the edges. Add a faint outer frame implying the vertical CRT bezel of the original cabinet, narrow and rounded. Color palette: black, overlay-tint color, bright glowing strokes in white-pushed-to-overlay-color. Mood: 1982 living room, the only home console that ever shipped a vector display, an extinct branch of media evolution. No legible on-canvas text, no logos, no named hate-symbols, no real-person defamation. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.