LDH-P080 · psychedelic / op-art
The Pier & the Shore · 5 of 12
After dark, black and cream.
A single curling ocean wave rendered as concentric black-and-cream stripes forming a spiral barrel. Monochrome op-art.
A few miles off Lake Worth Beach, the Gulf Stream moves north faster than anything on land, carrying tropical strays. Never visible from shore, it is discussed daily by pier fishermen, the fishing depending on it. The wave honors it in contrast and repetition, no color.
Wave rebuilt in Illustrator as nested vector curves - a no-gradient system in black and cream only, optical rhythm set by line spacing that tightens toward the barrel's center.
Two colors, no texture pass.
Print-prepped at 2400 × 3000 px, 300 dpi, sRGB.Palette
8 × 10 print - $20 · 2 for $35 · 3 for $50
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Pairs well with Afterimage and Warm Distortion - 2 for $35, 3 for $50.Printed at full print quality, ready to frame. Stickers and art cards carry the motto: After dark, black and cream.
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