Dimension Iteration lives somewhere between two worlds. It carries the visual language of my Dimension collection, but it takes on its own identity through a CMYK-inspired palette and a shift in the background colors I use. The original Dimension pieces rely on a specific balance of hues, shapes and overlaps, but this variation let me push the idea further. By introducing bolder CMYK-driven color relationships, the composition could sit on backgrounds that the core collection would never allow.

It is simply what the title suggests: an iteration. A reimagining of Dimension through the lens of my CMYK work. The layered shapes, clean edges and sense of depth remain familiar, yet the palette and energy give it a different rhythm. It feels like a bridge between two collections, exploring how color alone can reshape the entire mood of a design.