Big Spiral, Little Stick

Finished hand-drawn editorial illustration, square 1:1. One upright spiral-cut fried potato on a slender bamboo skewer, positioned left of center, viewed slightly from below. Exaggerate the potato into four broad, uneven corkscrew turns, with a continuous curled edge and a tiny exposed stick tip above; the handle extends below. Keep the silhouette unmistakably food, not machinery. Loose dark-brown marker contours, broad terracotta fills, and sparse oversized stipple dots beneath the turns evoke engraving without intricate hatching. A narrow warm-white luminous rim traces the upper-left edges. Plain warm-white paper background, ample empty space on the right, no setting or extra props. Playful asymmetry, simple thumbnail-readable shapes, lightly imperfect handmade edges. No people, no text, no logos or watermarks.