Torsade v13 — Medusa
Fat tentacle arms curl out from the centre, each capped with a rounded tip, while thin concentric rings breathe behind the writhing bundle.
A bundle of fat tentacles writhes out from the centre of the frame, each arm thickening toward its rounded, darker-capped tip, while thin pale rings pulse concentrically behind the mass. The arms curl and re-curl as the bundle slowly rotates, hues sliding from teal through red to lime and violet.
Each tentacle is a trail of point stamps: a station orbiting the centre leaves copies of itself at growing radius, weight and rotation, and that accumulated per-copy rotation is what bends a straight trail into a curl. The last copy is drawn thin and darkened, capping the tube with the rim that makes it read as solid; the halo is a separate fan of concentric circles orbiting the middle on its own small circle.
