Terrazzo as Specimen

Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, landscape 1.85:1. A single terrazzo countertop seen directly overhead, presented with the observational clarity of an unlabelled natural-history mineral plate. Its exaggerated long silhouette has one broad rounded end and one narrower squared end, angled from lower left toward upper middle. A confident uneven black contour defines the slab. The white terrazzo surface contains a sparse scattering of oversized angular mineral inclusions in cobalt, raspberry pink and charcoal, all visibly embedded in the same flat plane. Use simple solid marker fills, slightly irregular edges and minimal detail; the countertop must read clearly at thumbnail size. Flat cobalt background with generous empty space on the right. Quiet, deliberate specimen presentation, no props or people. No cream or beige, teal-and-terracotta palette, gradients, 3D shading, collage or intricate hatching. No text, logos or watermarks.