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sketches/formation-fundament.webp

Fundament

Dense lattice with the Fundament trig flow. Baseline organic filaments the rest of the series variants build on.

sketches/formation-cellular.webp

Cellular

Cell-like kernel on a tight grid. Short, clustered strokes read like foam or grain under a microscope, at an intimate cell scale.

sketches/formation-network.webp

Network

Wide lattice with sparse ribbons. Thin arcs bridge open space instead of filling every cell—good when you want obvious negative space.

sketches/formation-spiral.webp

Spiral

Spiral bias through the flow field: curved lanes and airy spacing instead of a tight rect grid, with clear rotation read.

sketches/formation-monde.webp

Monde

Perlin-steered monde lanes. Meandering paths wander the lattice with soft directional noise that avoids rigid symmetry.

sketches/formation-concentric.webp

Concentric

Radial bias mixes tangent motion and swirl around a torus so ring-like lanes read intentional, not like accidental streaks.

sketches/formation-flow.webp

Flow

Custom atan field: broad swirling arms and a slow theta drift. Good default when you want obvious spiral grammar.

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