Bubble Grid is the translucent-plastic optimism of the late nineties - clear phone cases, inflatable furniture, gel pens - drawn without a single gradient: every bubble is built from flat steps of tone, a hard-edged highlight crescent and a glint dot, so it prints cleanly and never bands. Big and small bubbles alternate on a checker grid with even gaps of ground between.

Colourways: Ice, Lilac, Void. Each colourway ships as a 2048 px and a 4096 px square PNG tile (sRGB, no transparency), and the commercial licence adds an editable vector tile.svg for every colourway, each with all three palettes' hex values embedded, so you can recolour it in Illustrator, Affinity or Inkscape.

The tile is built on a torus - every shape that crosses an edge is drawn again on the opposite edge - so it repeats with no seam at any scale. It reads well with the tile printed at roughly 8–60 cm across, which suits phone cases, stickers, stationery, packaging and tech-accessory branding.