
Big Shapes, Small Entry
A marker-drawn geometric mural occupies a cream entryway wall beside a narrow front door, combining a giant coral circle, a tall cobalt zigzag and a squat mustard block.
Small 512×640, Medium 960×1200
Finished hand-drawn geometric editorial illustration, 4:5 portrait. A small home entryway seen almost straight on: one cream wall bearing a bold abstract mural, with only a narrow strip of closed pale front door at the right, a simple dark handle and one floor line. The mural is the focal point, placed left and low: an enormous coral circle overlapped by an extremely slender cobalt zigzag rising upward, grounded by one comically squat mustard rectangle. All coloured shapes are painted flat on the wall, not separate objects. Exaggerated scale contrasts, asymmetric arrangement, broad felt-tip contours, slightly uneven marker fills, warm ivory background. Leave the upper wall quiet and empty. Restrained architectural cues, no furniture or props, no shadows suggesting floating shapes. Legible at thumbnail size, no intricate texture or hatching. No people, no text, no logos or watermarks.











