
Through the Workshop Door
A vertical marker illustration of a Black maker beside an exaggeratedly wide workbench, framed by an open doorway and layered workshop silhouettes.
Small 360×640, Medium 675×1200
Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, vertical 9:16. Look from outside through an open makerspace doorway. Build the workshop as three overlapping silhouette layers: dark teal doorway edges, a comically broad ochre workbench across the lower middle, and a pale peach rear wall with three chunky tool silhouettes on one rail. At the bench's right end, one Black adult maker with dark brown skin, short natural hair, a broad triangular apron and exaggeratedly long legs leans forward, examining a single curved wooden blank held in an oversized coral vise. One simple hand rests on the bench; minimal profile face. Keep the bench and maker readable as one strong silhouette group. Broad flat marker fills, slightly irregular hand-drawn edges, smooth matte drawing paper, no intricate shading or hatching. Leave generous quiet pale space above the tool rail. No crowds, text, logos or watermarks.











