Big Bird on a Long Wall
A cobalt bird mural with an oversized rounded body covers a pale peach wall, seen at an oblique angle above an empty pavement.
Small 640×427, Medium 1200×800
Finished hand-drawn editorial illustration, 3:2 landscape, risograph-inspired spot-colour print with broad marker contours. An outdoor mural of one enormous cobalt-blue bird covers a long pale-peach plaster wall, viewed obliquely from its left end. The bird has a balloon-like asymmetric belly, a tiny head, a long swept-back tail and two absurdly short legs with broad coral feet. Its painted silhouette follows the wall's receding perspective, clearly appearing on the wall rather than standing in front of it. One simple corner edge and a narrow ivory pavement wedge establish the setting. Place the bird across the left two-thirds, leaving quiet unpainted wall toward the right. Flat cobalt, coral, peach and ivory; sparse coarse print grain, gently imperfect edges, continuous deliberate strokes. Soft daylight suggested by one flat shadow beneath the wall. No people, intricate hatching or extra props. No text, logos or watermarks.
