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<n>The Flood</n> is a video art series of code-based simulations exploring arachnid behavior.

Wood grain texture used in branding for hair care line <n>Mela & Kera</n> by graphic designer <n>Sarah Pacheco</n>.

A <n>Rainbow Eucalyptus</n> tree in Keanae, Hawaii. Photo by <n>Forest & Kim Starr</n>.

A <n>von Kármán vortex street</n> forms behind a cylinder in this flow visualization by <n>Sugawara Laboratories Inc.</n>

Bark of the <n>Eucalyptus pauciflora niphophila</n>, or Snow gum tree, photographed in the UK.

A look from the <n>Supreme</n> <n>Fall/Winter 2023 Collection</n>.

A street style look featuring pieces from Japanese brand <n>Needles</n>.

A <n>Wave Hoodie</n> repaired by artist <n>Austin</n>.

<n>D A I S Y ' S</n> by <n>Emma Watson</n>.

The <n>Woodgrain</n> free-motion quilting design by <n>Christina</n> for her blog, <n>A Few Scraps</n>, 2014.

<n>Giant Waterlily Victoria Amazonica</n> (2016) by illustrator <n>Katie Scott</n> from the book <n>Botanicum</n>.

A close-up of a leaf's skeleton, showing the central <n>Midrib</n> and branching veins.

<n>Facet 75310</n> wallpaper by <n>Arte</n>.

Photo by <n>Anzio Leto</n> featured in the <n>Sana Solis</n> branding project by <n>Delphine Di Giovanni</n>.

A close-up of the peeling bark of an <n>Arbutus tree</n>.

From the <n>Stüssy</n> <n>Summer 2024 Collection</n>. Photo by <n>Liam MacRae</n>, styling by <n>Bee Diamondhead</n>.