Moire Grid
10sTwo line grids of slightly different pitch sit over one another and one rocks a couple of degrees, so wide interference bands sweep across the frame.
Tessellation Backgrounds
Op Art Bulge
Flat bands of stripe run edge to edge until an invisible lens moves under them, bowing the lines out into a dome and back through a pinched waist.
- op art
- illusion
- stripes
About Op Art Bulge
Flat bands of stripe run edge to edge until an invisible lens moves under them, bowing the lines out into a dome and back through a pinched waist.
Part of Tessellation Backgrounds. Runs 10 seconds by default, exports in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 and 4:5, as MP4 or transparent WebM up to 8K.
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