Mod Blossom & Striated Petal Drift

Description

• Visual Dispersion (Scattered): The floral forms exhibit “High-Density All-Over Scattering.” The elements are dispersed so that they fill the entire visual field with almost no negative space. This “Maximalist” approach ensures that the eye is constantly moving, creating a vibrant and busy surface rhythm.

• Pigment Dispersion (Planar): The color blocks show “Flat Planar Diffusion.” Instead of the watercolor bleeds seen in your earlier “Fluid Luminous” series, the pigment here is dispersed in solid, unshaded planes. This keeps the graphic contrast high and ensures the intricate linework remains the primary focus.

• Linear Dispersion (Radial): The internal petal details feature “Rhythmic Radial Segmentation.” Dark chocolate-brown lines are dispersed in a sunburst pattern from the core of the flowers. This provides a structural “beat” to the design, giving the flat, two-dimensional shapes a sense of graphic volume and direction.