In today’s world of fast fashion and mass production, it can be difficult to find clothing that feels genuinely connected to nature. So much of what we see is visually polished, but often lacks that deeper sense of meaning something that resonates with the organic beauty and balance we experience in the natural world.

At Tetramode, we’ve done our best to approach design differently. Inspired by the golden ratio a pattern found throughout nature in everything from flower petals to wind currents, we’ve woven Fibonacci values (89, 72, 55, 34, 21, 13, 8, 5…) into our artwork. It’s our way of blending digital precision with organic inspiration, hoping to create something that not only catches the eye, but also feels intuitively connected to the world around us.

A lot of art and clothing today can feel a bit surface-level, visually appealing, but missing that deeper spark of meaning or emotional connection. When something is designed without intention, it might look nice at first glance, but it doesn’t stay with you. It doesn’t invite you to look closer, to feel something more, or to reflect on what it represents.

At Tetramode, we try to create with that deeper connection in mind. Our designs aren’t just bold in color or form they carry symbolism and spiritual undertones woven into each composition. Every piece holds layers of meaning, waiting to be noticed and felt. When you wear our art, you don’t just see it you experience it. And often, it’s only over time that the subtler details and messages begin to reveal themselves.

In the world of fashion, it’s easy to feel like something is missing, like many designs are created just to catch the eye or turn a profit, without offering anything deeper. When clothing lacks meaning or intention, it can feel disconnected from the values you hold, and the opportunity to support something more purposeful is lost.

At Tetramode, we’re doing our best to offer something different. Our artwork is rooted in real spiritual experiences, and we pour a great deal of care into transforming those visions into wearable pieces. Every design is a reflection of that journey. When you wear our clothing, you're not just expressing your style you’re helping to share a message, support a small family-run brand, and contribute to a more conscious, connected world.

It’s our way of creating beauty with meaning and we’re honored to have you be a part of it.

Sometimes, when a brand looks polished and well put together, people assume it must be part of a big corporate machine. It’s an easy mistake to make but it can create a disconnect, making it harder to see the heart, intention, and real people behind the scenes.

Tetramode might look like a larger operation from the outside, but it’s actually a small, independently run, family-led business. Everything you see, every detail is the result of Samuel Farrand’s deep dedication to his art and his eye for design. He runs the brand alongside Shannon Coleman, their daughter Skye, and their Havanese pup Ashy, who’s known for walking upright like a tiny Ewok (especially when cheese is involved).

We pour a lot of care and love into what we do, not just in the art, but in the entire experience. So while Tetramode might look big, it’s truly built from the ground up by a small team who cares deeply about every piece, every customer, and every connection made along the way.

With AI-generated art becoming more common, it’s understandable that people might assume all digital art is created by machines. That assumption can make it harder to recognize the value and effort behind digital works that are crafted by hand, shaped by real experience, emotion, and intention.

At Tetramode, none of our art is generated by AI. Every piece is created by our founder, Samuel Farrand, who has been making digital art since 1998. Long before AI tools existed, Samuel was exploring the depths of visionary and psychedelic art. Since entering the scene in 2008, his work has been a personal expression rooted in years of practice, spiritual experience, and creative exploration. Each design is a reflection of that journey, made by a human with heart—not a machine.

A lot of digital art today is created at around 5,000 pixels, which can limit the amount of detail you’re able to see and experience. When you zoom in or take a closer look, the image can start to feel flat or lose its clarity, making it harder to get fully immersed in the piece.

At Tetramode, we approach things a little differently. Our artwork is created at resolutions of 20,000 pixels or more, allowing for a level of depth and intricacy that invites you to explore every corner. That extra clarity means you can discover new details each time you look, making the experience more vibrant, more dynamic, and more engaging from start to finish.

Running an eCommerce business comes with its fair share of uncertainty. From economic shifts to global events like pandemics and natural disasters, there are plenty of things that can disrupt service and make it harder to meet customer expectations. When brands aren’t prepared, it often leads to delays, miscommunication, and frustration for everyone involved.

At Tetramode, we’ve been navigating these challenges since 2013. Over the years, we’ve learned how to adapt and stay flexible, even through events like the COVID-19 pandemic and other unexpected disruptions. While we know we can’t always get everything perfect, we genuinely do our best to rise to the occasion—drawing from experience, staying transparent, and doing everything we can to support our customers through the ups and downs.

A lot of clothing designs today can feel rushed—like colors and patterns were placed without much intention. They might look exciting online, but once worn, the design can feel off-balance, either too loud or too dull, and not quite what you expected.

At Tetramode, we take a different approach. Every design is carefully crafted with attention to how it will actually look and feel when worn. We use a unique process that balances detailed artwork with open space, making sure each piece flows naturally across the fabric. The result is clothing that might not shout for attention in a thumbnail—but comes alive in motion, revealing layers of detail and intention that make it truly stand out.

These days, it’s common to see art brands jumping between dozens of styles, hoping to appeal to everyone. But that often leads to a scattered, inconsistent feel—where nothing quite connects or feels like it belongs to the same creative vision. It can make the pieces feel mismatched, lacking the sense of continuity that makes a brand truly memorable.

At Tetramode, everything you see comes from the hands of one artist. That singular vision brings cohesion to our entire collection, giving it a recognizable rhythm and flow. Each design builds on the last, forming a visual language that evolves over time. With rich detail and a clear aesthetic, our pieces don’t just stand out—they belong together.