The Long Blue Glacier
A playful marker illustration of an elongated mountain glacier curling between squat peaks, with sparse snowfall and warm dusk highlights.
Small 427×640, Medium 800×1200
Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, 2:3 portrait. One comic-style narrative panel enclosed by a slightly irregular dark ink border. A mountain glacier sweeps diagonally from the upper right toward the lower left, ending in an absurdly broad, rounded ice tongue that curls toward the viewer. Squat charcoal-purple peaks overlap tightly behind it, creating compressed depth. Keep the glacier recognizable through three broad blue ice bands and two simple crevasse strokes, not scientific detail. Chunky uneven contours, flat cyan and pale-blue marker fills, subtle stroke overlap. Snowy evening: dark lavender sky, a few large snow dashes, narrow warm amber dusk highlights along the ice's upper edge. Leave an open patch of sky at upper left. Strong asymmetric silhouette, legible at thumbnail size, playful rather than diagrammatic. One continuous scene, no inset panels, no people, no buildings, no intricate hatching. No text, logos or watermarks.
