Vector image nautiluses, five options on white

A collection of five variations of the nautilus image — an ancient marine inhabitant with a characteristic spiral shell. The artist masterfully captured the natural perfection of these creatures through different graphic techniques. Each nautilus demonstrates a unique approach to depicting the spiral structure. The top-left specimen is distinguished by fine, uniform lines, creating a sense of lightness and airiness. The top-right variant is characterized by bolder strokes of varying thickness, lending volume and expressiveness to the shell. The central nautilus is rendered in a delicate gray tone with white veins, adding softness and depth to the composition. The lower samples are presented in a contrasting black-and-white execution — the left one with smooth transitions between segments, and the right one with a sharper, rhythmic drawing of the internal structure. Each shell conveys the mathematical precision of the natural spiral, where new chambers gradually increase in size as the mollusk grows. The meticulous elaboration of details allows one to examine the internal structure of these astonishing creatures. Such graphic works can beautifully complement an interior in a marine or minimalist style, serve as a basis for textile design, ceramic decoration, jewelry, or become part of scientific illustrations for biological atlases.