Ivy Leaves on Psychedelic Swirls

Five-lobed ivy leaves in bright green wind across the frame, strung along thin blue vine lines that loop and branch in long curves. Each leaf is outlined twice, in teal and lime, and filled with fine curling veins. Behind the ivy, the background breaks into irregular curving cells, each painted a different saturated color: crimson, violet, gold, sky blue, and rose, and every cell is packed with its own tiny ornament of spirals, dots, or five-pointed stars. No horizon, sky, or ground separates the colors; the curved cell edges alone divide the surface. The leaves overlap the color cells at different points along the vine, so the same green shape appears against a new background color each time. The many small, brightly bounded cells behind the ivy already divide the surface into a patchwork of shapes to trace apart.