
A Little Lamp Maintenance
A seated adult with a prosthetic lower leg replaces the bulb beneath an oversized tilted floor-lamp shade, rendered in broad marker colours and sparse stitched outlines.
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Finished hand-drawn editorial illustration, 16:9 landscape. At the left, a compact adult with a broad pear-shaped torso, short arms, tiny profile face and simple hands sits on a low ochre stool beside a floor lamp. One trouser leg ends above a plainly drawn dark-teal prosthetic lower leg, naturally planted on the floor. The lamp has a slender bent neck and a comically enormous coral shade tilted sideways, revealing its underside. The adult holds one white replacement bulb by its rounded body, aligning its screw base with the visible socket; their other hand steadies the shade. Lamp switched off. Cream background, generous empty space on the right, one soft lavender floor shadow. Broad uneven marker fills resemble simple fabric appliqué; widely spaced dashed contours suggest embroidery without fine thread detail. Slight marker bleed at outer edges, crisp bulb and socket. Warm, playful domestic scene, no medical framing, no intricate hatching. No text, logos or watermarks.











