Big Leaves, Little Pot
An asymmetric dark-green jade plant with exaggerated oval leaves rises from a small terracotta pot against a pale apricot ground.
Small 427×640, Medium 800×1200
Finished editorial silhouette illustration, 2:3 portrait, hand-drawn with broad felt-tip markers. One jade plant in a tiny squat terracotta pot positioned near the lower-right third. A thick forked stem leans left, carrying a comically broad, asymmetric canopy of oversized fleshy oval leaves in opposing pairs. Keep the jade plant unmistakable, with open gaps between branches and a few smaller leaves near the stem. Plant rendered as one deep jade-green silhouette, pot as one rust-orange shape; gently wobbly edges and minimal visible marker overlap, no internal botanical detail. Flat pale apricot background evokes softened sunset, with ample empty space above and to the right. No actual smoke, no room furnishings, no people. Bold thumbnail-readable proportions, simple shapes, playful balance. No text, logos or watermarks.
