
The Uneven Duplex
A tall peach home and a squat lavender home share a wall on a small grassy rise, with separate doors and oversized roofs.
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Finished hand-drawn colored-pencil editorial illustration, landscape 4:3. One duplex seen from a gentle front three-quarter angle, positioned left of center on a small rounded grassy rise. Its two attached halves share a clear party wall: a very tall, narrow peach half and a comically wide, squat lavender half. Give each half one distinct front door, a large simple window and an oversized sloping roof. Keep the building unmistakably one connected duplex, its foundations resting on the rise as though lightly perched. Broad waxy pencil fills, chunky irregular contours and sparse paper grain; bold, simple color masses with the immediacy of marker drawing, but visibly colored-pencil marks. Butter-yellow roofs, muted sage grass, warm cream background. Soft diffuse daylight, one simple pale shadow. Dreamy, playful and legible at thumbnail size. Generous empty space to the right. No people, animals, intricate hatching, text, logos or watermarks.











