
Big Brush, Little Handle
An exaggerated cleaning brush made from layered felt shapes, with cream bristles, a coral handle and loose marker contours on blue.
Small 640×427, Medium 1200×800
Finished editorial illustration in 3:2 landscape, combining simple felt cutouts with expressive hand-drawn marker contours. Direct overhead view of one handheld cleaning brush lying diagonally in the lower-left two-thirds. Its absurdly broad, gently bulging coral head has a thick fringe of oversized cream bristle tabs; its tiny crooked handle ends in one rounded hanging hole. Clearly recognizable as a cleaning brush, not a hairbrush. Build the object from a few overlapping felt shapes with softly uneven cut edges, minimal textile grain and broad, slightly wobbly dark-blue marker outlines. Muted periwinkle felt background, a pale cool-blue highlight along one edge and a single flat navy contact shadow. Playful asymmetric silhouette, strong thumbnail readability, generous uninterrupted space at upper right. No intricate hatching or decorative props. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.











