
Two Leaves in Autumn Rain
A broad ochre leaf overlaps a long burgundy leaf in a blue-grey puddle, with chunky rain strokes and sparse ripples.
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Square editorial illustration in expressive hand-drawn marker, viewed straight down as if looking into a puddle underfoot. A double-silhouette composition: one comically broad, squat ochre maple leaf overlaps one elongated, crooked burgundy leaf, floating together in a single blue-grey puddle. Large simple lobes, solid colour interiors, no intricate veins. Place the pair diagonally in the lower-right half, leaving generous warm cream space above and left. A few thick slate-blue rain dashes and three loose broken ripple arcs make the autumn shower unmistakable. The puddle has an irregular soft edge; marker strokes have slight wobble and uneven coverage. Flat colours, bold readable shapes, playful asymmetry, minimal detail, legible at thumbnail size. One scene, no panels, no people or visible body parts. No text, logos or watermarks.











