Petal Panic in White Minor

This piece started with a noble goal: to design a flower that wouldn’t be mistaken for a logo or a wedding invitation. The central bloom was digitally sculpted after three hours of staring at cabbage references and wondering if elegance could be fermented. The gradient from white to violet? A late-night decision made under the influence of too much ambient music and not enough sleep.

The surrounding ornaments were placed with the precision of someone who’s definitely procrastinating something important. Each leaf was rotated, flipped, and judged harshly before earning its place. The final composition is a tribute to symmetry, subtle rebellion, and the quiet drama of floral geometry.