Emergent Geometric Gradient
Background: A soft gradient transitioning from warm earthy tones (like sandy beige) at the bottom to a deep tropical teal or turquoise at the top, creating a subtle horizon effect. Strate (Volume): Create 3–4 large, smooth, geometric shapes (rectangles or irregular layers) in muted tones (think concrete gray or warm stone) emerging from the bottom, partially hidden behind a semi-transparent horizontal layer or white veil. Each layer should rise higher than the previous, giving a sense of upward emergence. Flux (Circulation): Add 1–2 curved, flowing lines (soft light trails or thin, glowing strokes) in a contrasting, brighter tropical color — like warm orange or neon green — weaving gently through and around the emerging shapes to imply movement. Keep these lines minimal and smooth. Horizon (Perspective): Include a faint, converging line or gradient in the upper third of the page to guide the eye toward a subtle vanishing point, enhancing the feeling of depth without overpowering the simplicity
