Renderers

Every renderer works on every back end — SVG, PNG and terminal. Pick one with Options{Renderer: "name"} or blazon -r name.

Name	What it is	Readable?
`superformula`	Gielis' superformula, drawn from curated shape families — star, flower, gear, crystal, leaf, shield. The default.	no
`flowfield`	Streamlines through a Sherlock–Monro orientation field with fingerprint cores and deltas. Arch, loop and whorl come from the major version; minutiae emerge from the ridge spacing rule.	no
`truchet`	Truchet tiles. Arcs meet at cell edge midpoints, so the marks join across the grid into loops and labyrinths.	no
`polar`	A bitmap in rings and sectors instead of rows and columns, mirrored across a fold from the archetype stream, with a centre device in the hole.	no
`cistercian`	Medieval numerals: one stave per version component, four digits per stave.	yes
`dial`	One quadrant per component, the value written in binary as radial bands. The separator is the angle: the spokes are the dots of the version string.	yes
`orbit`	One ring per component, major innermost, the value written in binary as cells running clockwise from noon. The separator is the radius.	yes
`bishop`	The drunken bishop walk from OpenSSH randomart, for the terminal.	no

The readable ones encode the number itself rather than a hash, so the version can be read back out of the mark. They are marked Ordered and held to uniqueness rather than to the perceptual distance thresholds — being systematic is the point of them. See how it works.