Text morphing — Depth rising
An alphabet morphs at the mouth of a dotted vortex whose depth pulses point by point — sectors of the rainbow rings sink far back and surge forward again.
The letterform sits at the centre of a swirling dotted disc, its outline echoed through depth layers that scale outward into rings of colour. This stack does not travel; the depth itself breathes — travelling waves let whole sectors of the ring system sink far back into the dark and rise again, so the vortex churns around the letter as it morphs through the alphabet.
Per dot, a sine over the summed phases of the loop clock, the point's index along the outline and its depth layer modulates the exponent that pushes layers back in z: where the wave crests the compounding deepens and that sector dives, elsewhere it rides high. The same summed phase also drives the hue directly — no noise field here — which is why the colours organise into clean spectral arcs rather than mottle.
