Ivory ribbon: broad satin folds in silver and warm tan
Ivory ribbon is a Ribbon sculpture with only 2 folds and Surface tension at 32, so the metal drapes in wide, slow creases like satin fabric. Pale silver blue #b0bfd1 and warm tan #c09b72 blend under an ivory Light color #fff5df, with a few pinched points marking where the folds cross. Polish drops to 70, which spreads the highlights into gentle glows instead of sharp lines, ideal for wedding, hospitality or beauty layouts.
Make it yours
Bring back some shine
At Polish 70 the reflections are deliberately diffuse. Raise it to 85 or 90 for crisper white lines on the fold edges while keeping the ivory and tan palette, and the satin starts to look like pearl.
Give it a printed feel
Film grain is at 4 by default. Pushing it to 10 or 12 adds a fine photographic noise that makes the silky folds feel printed on paper, which suits editorial covers and invitations.
FAQ
Can Ivory ribbon work as a light background?
Yes, it already reads bright, since silver blue and ivory dominate the surface. For an even lighter result, change Background from #202738 to a pale grey and lower Reflection contrast so the tan creases soften.
How it works
Choose a surface
Start from one of 16 looks such as Copper current, Glacial chrome or Champagne foil, or pick one of 8 sculptures.
Direct the reflections
Adjust fold frequency, surface tension, fine ripples, polish, light direction, reflection contrast, color dispersion and sculptural depth, then drag the artwork to place it.
Color and use it
Set the background, first, second and light colors, press Play for a light sweep or a slow flow, then sign in with a free UX Pilot account to use it on the canvas or export it.