Tall Perfume, Tiny Stopper

Finished editorial oil painting, landscape 1.85:1, with deliberately simple hand-drawn, marker-like contours. One unlabelled perfume bottle occupies the left third, viewed from a slightly elevated front three-quarter angle. Its narrow pear-shaped glass body stretches upward into an absurdly long neck, topped by a tiny coral spherical stopper. Keep the perfume silhouette unmistakable. Broad opaque lilac and muted violet paint shapes suggest glass; one pale blue edge catches ambient moonlight from the upper left. The bottle rests firmly on a matte midnight-blue surface, casting a long soft shadow toward the right. Background and surface merge quietly, leaving ample empty space. Playful uneven painted outlines, restrained visible brushwork, bold thumbnail-readable shapes, no intricate reflections or hatching. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.