
Little Crater, Big Volcano
A wide asymmetric volcano made from plum paper shapes, with a lime crater and three airborne coral fragments on an ivory background.
Small 360×640, Medium 675×1200
Finished editorial cut-paper collage illustration, 9:16 vertical, with expressive hand-drawn marker edges. One absurdly broad, squat volcano fills the lower portion, cropped slightly at the left edge. Its silhouette has one long shallow slope and one short steep slope, built from two overlapping matte plum paper shapes. A tiny tilted oval crater has an acid-lime interior and a thick lime rim suggesting an uncanny glow. Three oversized coral volcanic fragments hover in a loose rising arc directly above the crater, forming one simple eruption. Rough scissor-cut edges, a few broad marker strokes, subtle paper overlap shadows; no intricate texture or hatching. Warm ivory background with generous empty space across the upper third and right side. Strong thumbnail-readable silhouette, playful proportions, restrained flat palette. No people, text, logos or watermarks.











