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FLOW / A complete image family

Tidal Forms.

An image family for an imaginary listening series: a sculpted lead image, a second gesture, and a graphic print from the same current.

A self-initiated demonstration. Every image below is an actual studio output. Your current work is kept as a local copy when you open the project.

Three pieces. One direction.

Two sculpted interpretations of Hokusai’s woodblock print and one vector interpretation share a deep blue and warm-paper palette. The first FLOW stage remains editable underneath the TRACE finish.

Tidal Forms — 01 / Current
01 / Current
Lead image for a digital cover
Get PNG in complete series · 3859 × 2593 · 9.02 MiB ↓
Tidal Forms — 02 / Undertow
02 / Undertow
Companion image and recorded motion
Get PNG in complete series · 3859 × 2593 · 8.88 MiB ↓
Tidal Forms — 03 / Impression
03 / Impression
Editable three-ink poster artwork
Download PNG · 960 × 645 · 0.09 MiB ↓
Download editable SVG · 1.00 MiB ↓
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Let the same work move.

An action replay shows the recorded local gesture developing. This is a native studio WebM download. The video file can be smaller than the still because motion has its own memory budget.

Why each decision matters.

Turn the current

A broad local twist redirects the wave without replacing the detail of the original woodblock print.

Keep a second gesture

An alternate curl changes the focal movement while retaining the palette and source.

Translate into print

TRACE separates the first FLOW result into three inks, with a patterned Dark plate.

Make a real revision.

Open the process, choose Edit FLOW in History, then move or repair the curl. Rebuild finish repeats the retained TRACE separation on your revised image.

Reopen the retained process →

The delivery, opened up.

The downloadable ZIP contains the three PNGs, the available SVGs, a motion file, the complete editable project and source credits. These example files are available to inspect without buying Pro.

Free: make and revise.

All three playgrounds, local brushes, print screens, contact controls and process rebuilding are free. PNG carries a watermark; single SVG retains editable paths and patterns. Local project backups keep your sources and decisions.

Pro v1: prepare the delivery.

Pro removes the raster watermark, adds original-resolution output within device and source limits, separate SVG plate ZIPs, DXF and the larger production allowances shown in Export. It buys output and reuse capacity; these examples do not depend on a Pro-only visual effect.

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SVG patterns need to be checked in your intended design or print application. These files have not been physically printed or tested in every external editor. Still dimensions are listed above; no source has been enlarged to claim extra photographic detail.

The supplied SVGs use Working image detail: scalable geometry and editable print patterns at the working image’s level of photographic detail. High-resolution PNGs can retain finer source detail. Export also offers Original image SVG detail, subject to the same contour limits.

The source remains part of the work.

Under the Wave off Kanagawa (Kanagawa oki nami ura), also known as The Great Wave, from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku sanjūrokkei)
Under the Wave off Kanagawa (Kanagawa oki nami ura), also known as The Great Wave, from the series Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji (Fugaku sanjūrokkei)
Katsushika Hokusai
Public domain · The Met Open Access (CC0) ↗

The project includes a larger official source image. The website thumbnail is a compressed preview.

Another way to build a series.