The Sea Takes a Bite

Finished hand-drawn editorial marker illustration, landscape 16:9. An exaggerated coastal cliff enters from the left edge, its enormous rounded brow projecting over a deeply eroded, irregular notch and comically narrow foot. View from offshore at a slight oblique angle, showing the natural outer rock profile, not a cutaway. One oversized vermilion breaker curls into the notch; two simple angular fallen rock fragments sit at the waterline. Draw everything with bold, slightly uneven open gray contours, using vermilion only for the wave. Unfilled interiors on a warm off-white background; no shading, hatching or rock strata. Strong legibility at thumbnail size, generous empty space across the upper right. Playful proportions, minimal marks, one continuous coastal scene. No people, diagrams, arrows, text, logos or watermarks.