Great wave QR code art
A curling ocean wave in indigo and cream, in the manner of an old Japanese woodblock print, painted around a QR code that still scans.
Why this scene works as a QR code
The woodblock look is one of the most reliable styles for QR art. Its flat areas of deep blue and pale cream give strong contrast, and the foam and spray break up naturally into small shapes that line up with the code’s squares.
The result reads as a print first and a code second, so it suits places where a plain code would look out of place.
Where it works well
Surf and swim brands, seafood restaurants, travel posters, art prints, gallery labels and music covers.
Make your own
- 1Open the generator on AI art with this idea selected, and enter your link.
- 2Sign in free and press Generate. Painting takes one to three minutes.
- 3Download the version that scans, and test it with two phones before printing.
Questions
No. Each picture is newly painted from a description of a wave in a woodblock style; it is not a reproduction of any artwork.
No. Every picture is painted fresh around your own code, so it follows the same idea but is unique.
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