Pulse v4 — Trinity
Three heavy lobes — blue, green, red — breathe around a common centre, bright slivers flashing where the innermost layers surface.
Three massive shaded lobes lean into one another around the centre, one blue, one green, one red, their layered shells sliding over each other as they breathe. Bright slivers flash where the thinnest strokes pinch through.
It is the seven-petal pulse cut down to three spokes and much fatter strokes: with so few stacks the layers stop reading as petals and become solid volumes pressed together. The phase-shifted radius wave still runs through the pile, so the three bodies inflate in turn rather than in unison, and the three spokes sample thirds of the colour wheel.
