Tree v5 — Sphere
Ribbons pinched to a needle point at top and bottom inflate into a slowly rolling sphere, their surface dappled with noise-driven flecks of spectrum.
Between two sharp poles, wide ribbons bulge into a spherical bundle that keeps rolling over itself; the ground colour sits in greens and teals with rainbow-flecked bands sweeping across the surface like weather.
The sphere is an amplitude profile, not a solid: both the wave strength and the stamped stroke length follow a circular ease — zero at the poles, maximal at the equator — so the same vertical path fattens into a ball. Colour breaks from the family's gradients: each stamp samples Perlin noise in strand-and-position space with time mixed in, scattering the hues into drifting dapples, and the stamped segments swap their vertices so every stroke bends into a chevron that reads as surface weave.
