Scream Queens MBTI 16 Types Grid Psychology Infographic

Psychology infographic titled "16 MBTI Types Grid". Create a PERSONALITY TYPE MATRIX infographic (not a defense mechanisms wheel), using a clean 4x4 grid layout for the 16 MBTI types. Editorial psychology magazine illustration in sketchnote style, warm earth palette, hand-drawn arrows, tidy doodle icons, textured paper feel, soft terracotta, clay, sand, ochre, muted brown, warm cream. Add a small educational disclaimer area that frames personality systems as informal and educational, not diagnostic tools, with neutral non-stigmatizing wording. Include subtle visual mood cues inspired by campy horror-comedy pop culture energy for search intent, but do not reference copyrighted titles or characters and do not put that phrase on the image. Each of the 16 grid cards must contain the type acronym, full type name, and a one-line trait in English: ISTJ — Logistician — practical, reliable, detail-focused; ISFJ — Defender — caring, steady, supportive; INFJ — Advocate — insightful, idealistic, purposeful; INTJ — Architect — strategic, independent, future-focused; ISTP — Virtuoso — adaptable, hands-on, calm under pressure; ISFP — Adventurer — gentle, creative, present-centered; INFP — Mediator — reflective, empathetic, values-driven; INTP — Logician — analytical, curious, concept-oriented; ESTP — Entrepreneur — energetic, bold, action-oriented; ESFP — Entertainer — playful, expressive, people-focused; ENFP — Campaigner — enthusiastic, imaginative, possibility-seeking; ENTP — Debater — inventive, quick-minded, idea-challenging; ESTJ — Executive — organized, direct, dependable; ESFJ — Consul — warm, loyal, community-minded; ENFJ — Protagonist — encouraging, charismatic, growth-focused; ENTJ — Commander — decisive, ambitious, systems-minded. Add small evocative icons for each type card, balanced spacing, clear hierarchy, legible labels, infographic legend styling, friendly educational tone, no medicalized language, no labeling viewers, no stigmatization. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no diagnostic medical claims, no watermarks No diagnostic medical claims, no labeling viewers, no stigmatization. Frame personality systems as informal / educational, never as diagnostic tools.