Four recurring shapes, each selected according to the form, scale, and role of the detail within the artwork.
A directional form used for pendants, petals, droplets, and details that need a defined focal point.
A slender, pointed form suited to leaves, feathers, rays, and flowing ornamental patterns.
A rounded statement shape often used for central gemstones, jewelry, and prominent decorative details.
Larger or raised round accents used to recreate pearls, lights, flower centers, berries, gemstones, and other prominent details.
Special Drills are selected by shape, scale, and placement—not added at random.
Choose a silhouette that echoes the detail within the artwork.
Position each drill to guide the eye or clarify an important structure.
Use scale and finish to add the right depth, texture, or atmosphere.
A directional form used for pendants, petals, droplets, and details that need a defined focal point.
A slender, pointed form suited to leaves, feathers, rays, and flowing ornamental patterns.
A rounded statement shape often used for central gemstones, jewelry, and prominent decorative details.
See how larger round accents become pearls, lights, flower centers, gemstones, and carefully placed focal details.
Explore designs where distinctive shapes, sizes, and finishes are carefully placed to support specific details within the artwork.
Compare the specialty drill types used across FEELOOK Art designs and see how each one shapes light, texture, and detail.