The Mill’s Giant Wheel

Finished editorial illustration, vertical 9:16, one coherent industrial heritage museum interior. From a low three-quarter viewpoint, an absurdly enormous indigo cast-iron flywheel with three thick spokes rises from a comically squat machinery base. A tiny plain visitor railing crosses the lower foreground, establishing museum scale. One simplified warm-ochre brick arch behind it suggests the preserved mill; leave generous quiet space in the upper right. Broad jade water-ripple projections wash across the wheel and adjacent masonry. Combine chunky low-resolution pixel geometry, stepped sprite-like contours and loose hand-drawn marker fills with slight dry-marker gaps. Strong asymmetrical silhouette, simple flat colour masses, minimal mechanical detail, legible at thumbnail size. The wheel is the sole focal point. No people, separate panels, icon grid, diagrams or intricate hatching. No text, logos or watermarks.