One Seed Away
A large asymmetric seed head bends on a slender green stem against a pale apricot background, with a single seed drifting beside it.
Small 640×360, Medium 1200×675
Finished hand-drawn editorial watercolour illustration, 16:9 landscape. One wildflower seed head occupies the left third: an oversized, lopsided dandelion-like puff balanced on a comically long, thin green stem bowing toward the right. Build the puff from a handful of large ivory seed tufts around a small ochre core, not hundreds of fine filaments. One detached tuft hangs just beyond its edge, suggesting the instant a breeze loosens it. Broad translucent watercolour washes, slight pigment pooling, sparse loose dark-green marker contours that preserve the collection's expressive hand-drawn look. Pale apricot background, ivory and ochre head, moss-green stem; strong silhouette readable at thumbnail size. Asymmetric proportions, a taut curved stem, restrained paper texture. Leave the right half largely empty. Flat illustration without realistic shading, intricate hatching or botanical diagram details. No people, text, logos or watermarks.
