The Long-Neck Lamp
A tall cobalt floor lamp with an oversized coral cone shade and tiny oval base casts a sharp shadow across a pale peach floor.
Small 640×360, Medium 1200×675
Finished editorial geometric illustration, 16:9 landscape, expressive hand-drawn marker. One towering floor lamp occupies the left third, fully visible from shade to base. An enormous tilted coral cone shade sits on a slender cobalt stem with one pronounced angular bend near its top; the stem descends to a comically tiny oval foot. A small cream opening beneath the shade makes the lamp unmistakable. Frontal view, deliberately exaggerated asymmetric proportions. Hard midday sunlight from upper left casts one crisp, elongated violet shadow diagonally across the pale peach floor toward the lower right. Warm ivory background, ample empty space on the right, only a subtle floor boundary. Broad flat marker fills, slightly wobbly contours, sparse visible stroke texture. Simple, legible at thumbnail size; no intricate hatching, no glow beam, no extra objects or people. No text, logos or watermarks.
