Big Clock, Tiny Bracket

Finished hand-drawn charcoal editorial illustration, 2:3 portrait. One station-style wall clock sold as home decor, isolated centrally against warm ivory paper. Show it in a slight three-quarter view: a comically oversized circular face, thick dark casing, and a tiny curved wall-mounting bracket peeking out behind it. The pale face has just four bold hour ticks and two short black hands, no numerals. Exaggerate the contrast between the huge clock body and its little support while keeping the object instantly recognizable. Broad, irregular charcoal contours, a few rubbed charcoal fills, slight grain at the edges; the bold simplicity of a marker sketch, rendered entirely in charcoal. Plenty of empty space around the silhouette. No intricate hatching, extra objects, people, station setting, text, logos or watermarks.