A Turn at the Big Table
An overhead marker illustration of a seated adult rolling a die onto an oversized board-game table in a firelit living room.
Small 640×512, Medium 1200×960
Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, landscape 5:4, steep overhead view. An enormous asymmetrical ochre coffee table doubles as a simple board game, filling the lower-right portion of a shared-flat living room. Its broad surface has three large irregular colour zones, two small playing pieces and no checkerboard grid. At the lower-left edge, one working-age adult sits curled on a lavender rug, with a squat torso, angular cropped hair, rolled sleeves, socks and one exaggeratedly long arm. Their simple mitten-like hand tips a small dice cup; one chunky die tumbles onto the board, clearly the active player's turn. A tiny cropped hearth at the right edge casts a broad amber wash with soft plum shadows. Loose dark marker contours, flat colour fills, slight marker streaks, minimal face, deliberately simplified anatomy. Generous quiet cream space at upper left. One scene, no other people, no intricate hatching, no text, no logos, no watermarks.
