Explore the design library
Geometry can organize a figurative motif without filling the whole design with polygons. The pendant uses a central axis, the landscapes use circles, and the sun-and-moon pair uses shared guides. Compare how each framework changes the space around its subject.
Curated concept artwork. Placement tags suggest adaptations of flat designs; they are not on-skin previews.
Showing 1–3 of 3 design concepts
Fine arcs, a central diamond and a taper of dots build a symmetrical ornament. The source is a flat neck-oriented concept. For another placement, preserve the central axis and redraw the outer arcs to follow that area.
View design and prompt
Separate circular frames hold a mountain range and a breaking wave. The circles give the pair a shared visual language. At a smaller size, keep the detailed wave and its circular border from crowding each other.
View design and prompt
A radiating sun and crescent moon occupy separate circular guides with small stars. This is the paired sun-and-moon example in the celestial collection. Each half can remain independent while sharing line weight and dot spacing.
View design and promptSelect one framework: an axis, a circle or a mirrored pair. Describe what it contains, which lines must align, and how much space should separate ornament from the subject.