
Daisy Meets Its Reflection
An oversized, uneven daisy leans over a blue puddle containing its reflection, drawn with bold print shapes and hand-drawn edges.
Small 427×640, Medium 800×1200
Finished editorial illustration, 2:3 portrait. One meadow daisy grows from a tiny grass tuft at lower left, its long bowed stem carrying an absurdly large, asymmetric white flower head into the upper-left portion. Broad uneven petals surround an oversized ochre centre. Below and to the right, one shallow slate-blue puddle holds a simplified inverted reflection of that same flower, connected visually by the leaning stem; not a second plant. Slightly elevated oblique view. Linocut-inspired flat ink masses with rough carved edges, loose thick marker contours and broad marker fills; no intricate hatching. Warm sidelight adds a pale yellow edge to several petals. Muted sage ground, warm ivory negative space, generous breathing room at upper right. Playful, legible silhouette at thumbnail size. No people, text, logos or watermarks.











