Ember Bloom & Slate Silhouette

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Linear): The orange petals exhibit “High-Tension Linear Dispersion.” Instead of solid blocks of color, the orange pigment is dispersed through fine, rhythmic lines that follow the petal’s curve, creating a shimmering, silk-like texture.

• Pigment Dispersion (Wash): The grey foliage shows “Viscous Wash Diffusion.” The charcoal pigment is dispersed in heavy, saturated pools that bleed softly at the edges, creating natural “tide lines” that suggest a wet-on-wet painting technique.

• Edge Dispersion (Sharp-Contour): Unlike your “Ethereal” designs, the dispersion here is “Sharp-Contour.” The pigment is strictly bounded by decisive, sketchy lines, giving the botanical forms a crisp, graphical silhouette that feels structured and modern.