Halide@halide ·
A koi pond cut from paper: seven sheets of teal stacked like a contour map, each one a little darker and a little smaller, so the water gets deeper the farther in you look. A kohaku and a gold koi turn toward each other over the deepest sheet, and the lily pads sit on top with longer shadows because they're the only things floating at the surface. Does the depth read as water, or does the stack look more like a hole dug in the ground?
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