
The Lopsided Canopy
A broad lime-and-forest-green tree crown arches over a tiny rust-coloured trunk on warm cream, with open space at lower right.
Small 640×427, Medium 1200×800
Finished editorial poster illustration, 3:2 landscape, expressive hand-drawn felt-tip marker. One tree canopy is the unmistakable focal point: an enormously wide, low leafy crown extending from the left edge across the upper two-thirds, with one swollen lobe drooping farther right. A tiny rust-coloured trunk below the left third supports the exaggerated mass; just two simple forked branches disappear into the foliage. Build the canopy from three large overlapping lime and forest-green shapes, with a few broad curved marker gestures suggesting leaves, not individually drawn foliage. Uneven dark-green contours, visible broad-stroke overlaps, flat warm-cream background. A short muted green ground stroke anchors the trunk. Leave generous empty space at lower right. Playful asymmetric silhouette, bold thumbnail readability, deliberately simple construction. No people, intricate hatching, text, logos or watermarks.











