Arrow 2 doesn't generate an image. It writes the SVG.
I gave @quiverai a brief: one bowl of ramen, exploded into nine
components, drawn as a technical diagram.
Every line is a path. Zoom as far as you want — nothing breaks.
Watch it draw itself ↓
#SVG#vectorart
3/ The detail is the point.
Each component is its own set of paths. The noodle nest, the grain
of the bamboo shoot — the closer you look, the more is there.
Render it at any size. Edit any single line of it.
2/ Arrow 2 Telos drew the nine components. It could have set the
type too and finished on its own.
But what comes out is an SVG — so it doesn't have to end there.
It opens in Figma. It opens in Illustrator.
I set the title and annotations in Figma, via Claude + Figma MCP.