• Digital art of a person in profile with glowing purple and gold flora and butterflies emerging from their dark hair against a deep violet background.
  • Monochrome stippled portrait featuring intricate geometric patterns on the skin with a single yellow leaf detail near the chin.
  • Cinematic close-up of a person with glowing golden circuitry and digital symbols projected across their face and neck in a dark setting.
  • High-contrast editorial portrait with teal and amber lighting highlighting etched textures and physical patterns on the skin.
1 4

Energy Inscribed

Energy Inscribed

Power Editorial
As seen in: Completion Meets Evolution
£7.00 GBP
£7.00 GBP
Sale Sold out
Images: 30
Formats: PNG
Orientation: 1:1, 16:9
Style: High-impact editorial with a fusion of metallic textures, digital projections, and organic stippling
Use cases: Premium brand identities, concept art, social commentary layouts, and experimental digital publishing
Includes prompt Yes
Inside VIP: Premium Tier

A physical manifestation of creative current. Reserved for the seasons of deep refinement and technological transcendence.

This collection is designed for the visionary creator working within high-concept editorial and digital identity spaces. Energy Inscribed captures the silent hum of innovation through intricate skin-level patterns and dramatic directional lighting. It reflects the Power Editorial mood, offering a sophisticated balance between organic human forms and structured digital motifs.

These preview images demonstrate the collection's range from ethereal bioluminescence to grounded monochrome texture.

The work exists in the stillness between shadow and shine.

£7.00 GBP
£7.00 GBP
Sale Sold out

30 in stock

Explore related styles

african american Art black british circuitry digital-art editorial evolution futuristic geometry Metamorphosis Portraiture sacred Textural Texture woman
View full details

Frequently Asked Questions

What am I allowed to do with these images?

You may use these images in both personal and commercial projects. This includes incorporating them into digital products, content, branding, marketing materials, social media, videos, print designs, journals, covers, templates, and client work, as long as the images are part of a broader design or end product.

You are free to edit, crop, recolour, overlay text, combine them with other elements, and adapt them to suit your creative or business needs.

What am I not allowed to do with these images?

You may not resell, redistribute, or share the images as-is.

This includes:

  • Selling or giving away a single image on its own
  • Reselling the full bundle or any part of it
  • Uploading the images to stock sites, marketplaces, prompt packs, or image libraries
  • Offering the images as freebies, downloads, or bonuses where the image itself is the primary value

In short, the images must be used within a larger creative outcome, not resold as standalone assets.

How do I reverse engineer an image?

You’re welcome to study the images for inspiration and learning purposes. Reverse engineering for education, experimentation, or skill development is fine.

However, recreating the images for the purpose of reselling, redistributing, or producing near-identical assets intended to replace the originals is not allowed.

If you’re learning from the style, use that knowledge to create your own original work, not replicas of these images.

The Reverse Engineering steps can be found inside Visionary in Progress along with a custom GPT that will help you add your own flavour!