Tooth at the Edge

Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, square 1:1. From a low viewpoint, one colossal fossilized early mammal molar leans diagonally toward the upper right from a small sandstone ledge. Make the tooth unmistakably a chunky molar: an absurdly broad, asymmetric crown with three rounded chewing cusps and two comically short, divergent roots. Dark plum mineralized surface, one broad ochre patch suggesting worn fossil enamel. Bright apricot-orange sunset behind it creates a bold silhouette with a narrow warm edge. Place the ledge low on the right, leaving generous uninterrupted sky on the left. Playful, daring, imagined scale; no people. Thick imperfect marker contours, broad flat fills, slight overlapping stroke texture, very few interior marks. Restrict the palette to plum, ochre and apricot. Legible at thumbnail size, no intricate hatching, no diagram or scientific plate. No text, logos or watermarks.