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Planktos #287
Every Planktos artwork is built from traits that describe a microscopic seascape: organism form, shell architecture, translucency, colour spectrum, bioluminescent markings, background environment and energy state. The resulting images feel like macro photographs taken at impossible resolution — fragile, luminous structures floating in still water, part scientific illustration and part dream.
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- Collection
- Planktos
- Token ID
- #287
- Organism Form
- Tiny Copepod Silhouette
- Shell Structure
- Smooth Glass Disc
- Bioluminescence
- Edge Halo Glow
- Colour Spectrum
- Pale Aqua and Teal
- Environment
- Muted Teal Wash
- Energy State
- Gentle Drift
- Focus and Framing
- Slight Off-Center
- Rarity
- Common
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