Hand-coloured emblem engraving
Cut-outs from 17th-century emblem engravings, washed in blue and rose: a sun-headed man and a moon-headed woman whose hatched roots knot together under the soil. Angels blow trumpets from clouds while engraved birds fly in to the branches.
- How it is made
- Drawn in code
- Cost
- Part drawn, part generated
- Medium
- engraving, watercolour, collage
- Texture
- paper grain, hatching
- Era
- pre-1900
- Good for
- music video
The recipe
7 rules and 7 colours, written as one block.
Paste it to Claude.
Members copy the recipe as one block. Claude, or any coding agent, draws this look from it.
Looks that sit near it
- Engraved toy theatreEngraved paper players on a stage hung with red velvet: a troubadour sings beside a wheel of medallions, then the curtains part on a blue sky and trumpeting angels. The figures switch between a few drawn poses like puppets.
- Banknote engravingFine parallel lines whose width carries the shading, spirograph rosettes and red serials on cream security paper. He swells until the note bends.
- Medical textbook platesEngraved anatomy plates in an open book on green baize: a heart with a pump valve, the doctor with his stethoscope, a daisy in a specimen jar.
- Engraved cut-outs, after GilliamVictorian engravings drawn in code and hand-tinted, on hinged pieces over airbrushed skies. The boss rises like a moon and his lid flips open.