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Unequal angular wedges of warm-white glass-caustic light overlap in an offset fan.

Faceted glass caustic fan

Unequal angular wedges of warm-white glass-caustic light overlap in an offset fan.

1536 × 1024 px,
transparent background

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From the pack Water and Glass Caustic Light Overlays

5 PNGs made to match, so they sit together in one design.

  • Long warm-white caustic bands braid across broad transparent channels.
  • Upright warm-white water-caustic folds branch into irregular cusps with long clear gaps.
  • Unequal angular wedges of warm-white glass-caustic light overlap in an offset fan.
  • An asymmetric warm-white caustic ribbon folds through two open return loops and a pinched crossing.
  • Interrupted warm-white water-caustic banks surround a broad off-center clear opening.
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  • Open oval with empty center in a soft cobalt blue to soft violet gradient with translucent feathered edges.
  • A warm cream crepe masking tape strip with hand-torn ends and a shallow diagonal crease.
  • A rectangular silver foil sheet with broad intersecting cross folds.
  • An open spiral of gold powder with a visible inward curl and separated turns.
  • Polished silver chrome one continuous figure-eight ribbon with two open holes and a readable over-under crossing.
  • An elongated falling water droplet with a narrow tapered tail.
  • A translucent ivory rice-paper tape strip with visible fine fibers and a small folded end.
  • An advancing scalloped shorewash foam front with a narrow wet edge.
  • An airy broad silk sheet sagging into one shallow hammock basin, supported by a few long upward tethers. Irregular intersecting fibers rather than radial rings.
  • Separated clusters of thin irregular torn gold gilding chips.
  • Four uneven electrical trees rising from a crooked horizontal base channel.
  • Clear broken glass: a corner section completely missing, with fractured teeth and a few connected cracks along the remaining edge.