Frosted Pink & Lilac Haze

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Frosted): The surface texture exhibits “Frosted Diffusion.” The light and color seem to be scattered by a micro-texture, similar to the way light passes through frosted glass. This eliminates all hard edges and creates a uniform softness.

• Internal Dispersion (Fibrous): Inside the petals, the color shows “Fibrous Dispersion.” You can see faint, striated lines radiating from the center of the flowers. These lines disperse the pigment outwards in a way that mimics the natural veins of a petal but with a soft, brushed look.

• Edge Dispersion (Feathered): The edges show “Gaussian Blur Dispersion.” They fade out gently into the background white, creating a halo effect that integrates the subject with the negative space.