Watch the spinning at the end! There’s something really satisfying about a pattern that feels both strict and playful at the same time. This design is made entirely with colored sand and built around six interlocking hexagon-like forms. Each section repeats the same stepped line pattern, but each one gets its own color—green, yellow, orange, red, purple, and blue—so the final piece feels like a connected honeycomb of nested shapes instead of six isolated parts. What I like most here is that the illusion doesn’t come from motion or depth so much as structure. The repeated bands guide your eyes around the piece, the black outlines keep everything crisp, and the small gray centers give each section a place to resolve. It lands somewhere between optical line art, retro geometric design, abstract pattern art, and a colorful puzzle that’s already solved itself. A good one for anyone who likes geometric sand art, optical patterns, interlocking shapes, hexagon designs, rainbow linework, visual symmetry, and satisfying repetitive artwork. Satisfying sand art ASMR
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