
Rows of stylized beetles march across the frame in a tightly mirrored repeat, each one split down the middle into a pair of glossy wing cases. The wings come in candy-bright colors: teal, magenta, gold, green, coral, blue, and violet, every pair patterned inside with fine scrollwork, small flowers, and dotted borders unique to that beetle. A dense floral background fills every gap between the insects, its leaves and blossoms rendered in softer, overlapping tones so the beetles stay the clear focus. Tiny star shapes and curling tendrils thread through the foliage, adding texture without competing with the bold insect shapes. The beetles alternate in a regular grid, so a teal pair always sits beside a coral one, and a pink pair faces a yellow one across the row. Such a bright, orderly repeat of individually patterned beetles already separates the surface into a grid of clearly distinct pieces.
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