Design Philosophy
Natural Flow
Embracing the unpredictable beauty of watercolor bleeding and organic growth patterns
Artistic Expression
Translating traditional watercolor techniques into digital design language
Gentle Interaction
Soft transitions and blooming effects that respond to user engagement
Watercolor Techniques
01
Wet-on-Wet Blending
Colors flow and merge naturally, creating soft gradients and organic transitions between elements
02
Color Bleeding
Intentional overflow of colors beyond boundaries, mimicking natural watercolor behavior
03
Texture Layering
Multiple transparent layers create depth and the characteristic watercolor paper texture
Interactive Elements
Growing Content
Watch colors flow and blend as you interact
Natural Elements
Flora Inspiration
- Flowing leaf patterns and organic curves
- Blooming flower transitions
- Tree branch navigation structures
- Moss and lichen texture overlays
Color Harmony
- Earth tones and forest greens
- Sunset oranges and sky blues
- Flower petal pinks and purples
- Natural water and stone grays
Tools & Resources
Design Tools
- Adobe Photoshop - Watercolor brush sets
- Procreate - Natural painting tools
- Fresco - Vector and raster brushes
- Corel Painter - Traditional media simulation
- Affinity Photo - Organic texture effects
Frameworks & Libraries
- CSS Shapes - Organic, curved layouts
- SVG animations - Flowing, natural motion
- Canvas API - Custom watercolor effects
- GSAP - Smooth, organic transitions
- Three.js - 3D organic environments
Typography
- Dancing Script - Flowing, handwritten style
- Amatic SC - Organic, sketchy appearance
- Kalam - Natural handwriting font
- Caveat - Casual, artistic lettering
- Patrick Hand - Friendly handwritten style
Resources & Colors
- Natural color palettes - Earth and botanical tones
- Watercolor texture packs - Authentic paint effects
- Organic shape generators - Nature-inspired forms
- Botanical illustrations - Floral and leaf graphics
- Nature photography - Organic inspiration sources