Pears of Different Proportions

Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, square 1:1. Two overlapping pear silhouettes occupy the lower-left two-thirds of pale icy-white paper. Behind, a cyan pear has an improbably long, narrow neck leaning slightly left; in front, a deep indigo pear has a comically wide, squat belly and tiny tapered neck. Both have short cobalt-blue stems. Keep each pear instantly recognizable, with enough exposed contour to read both silhouettes at thumbnail size. Solid broad marker fills, subtly uneven handmade edges, a few visible stroke overlaps, no interior detailing or hatching. The upright necks create a buoyant, proud gesture without faces or limbs. Bright flat colour, no modeled lighting or cast shadows. Generous uninterrupted breathing room above and to the right. One cohesive fruit arrangement, not separate panels or an icon sheet. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.