Halftone interference
Regular halftone dots on paper encode wave interference through changing dot sizes.
Palette
- Paper#F2EFE8 · 74%
- Ink#2A3140 · 14%
- Orange accent#E07A4D · 12%
Visual traits
- Dots sit on two regular grids, the second offset by half a cell
- Dot size follows the sum of several circular waves; dark ink dots grow where the waves add up, orange dots grow where they cancel
- Bare off-white paper shows wherever both dot sizes shrink to nothing
- Dot sizes are pushed toward extremes, from nearly invisible to touching neighbors
- Flat, crisp dots with no gradients, shading or texture
Prompt
Halftone wave interference: a flat graphic on warm off-white paper made of two interleaved regular dot grids offset by half a cell. Several circular waves overlap; dark slate ink dots swell where the waves reinforce and orange dots swell where they cancel, leaving bare paper in between. Dot sizes range from nearly invisible to touching, with crisp edges and a fixed grid spacing.
Negative prompt
photorealistic objects, 3D extrusion, soft airbrush shading, random dot placement, gradients