
The Wide-Hem Skirt
A charcoal illustration of an asymmetric flared skirt laid flat on a pale tabletop, with open space to the left.
Small 640×360, Medium 1200×675
Finished hand-drawn charcoal editorial illustration, 16:9 landscape. Overhead view of one skirt laid flat on a pale warm-grey tabletop, occupying the right half. A tiny curved waistband opens into an absurdly broad asymmetric hem, extending much farther to the right than the left. Keep the garment unmistakable: one dark waistband, three broad fold marks, a continuous sweeping hem. Bold blunt charcoal contours, broad marker-like gestures made in charcoal, simple rubbed grey fills and lightly broken edges; no intricate hatching. A narrow pale strip along the lower-right fold suggests cool reflected light, with one soft contact shadow beneath the fabric. Playful, deliberately disproportionate, clean and legible at thumbnail size. Leave the left half of the tabletop empty with generous margins. No people, no text, no logos, no watermarks.











