Made with Summer Pixel · CC0 · 11 Sept 2026

Slate Blue Squiggle Waves

Edited image: Keep the flat solid slate-blue background colour EXACTLY as it is, unchanged: one uniform flat muted slate-blue (#264D80, roughly RGB 38,77,128) covering the whole square edge to edge, no gradient, no shading, no noise, no foam, no white speckles, no highlights. Erase the existing wave marks completely and draw EXACTLY FOUR new thin white squiggly wave lines. Each mark is a single loose hand-drawn wiggly squiggle that wriggles and curls along its length with several alternating bends - genuinely squiggly, never straight, never a plain smooth arc, never a repeated zigzag. The white stroke is THIN and delicate: about half the thickness of the current bold wave strokes in the image, roughly 2 to 3 pixels wide, flat clean edges, no black outline, no shadow, no glow, not fading into an invisible hairline. The four squiggles vary in length and angle. Place them loosely and unevenly: one small one upper left, one long lazy one diagonally through the lower left, one medium one drifting right of centre, one short curled one lower right - asymmetric, irregular spacing, no row, no grid, no parallel pairs, no repeating rhythm, no symmetry. Every squiggle stays fully inside the tile and never touches or crosses a tile edge, so the flat colour remains perfectly continuous. Nothing else in the image: no border, no frame, no margin, no straight lines, no stripes, no dense rows, no ripple bands, no text, no logo. Keep the muted dark-medieval cartoon palette.