
Unequal Loop
A hand-drawn abstract loop pairs a swollen melon side with a narrow lilac curve, outlined with restrained etched marks on ivory.
Small 640×360, Medium 1200×675
Finished abstract editorial illustration, 16:9 landscape. One continuous, irregular loop occupies the left two-thirds of a warm ivory paper ground. Its left side is an absurdly swollen, squat melon-coloured mass; its right side narrows into a long, delicate lilac curve that reconnects below. The opening is visibly off-centre, squeezed toward the thin side. Flat broad marker fills, slightly uneven edges, playful exaggerated proportions, legible at thumbnail size. Copperplate-etching influence appears only in fine dark-plum, slightly broken contour lines and an occasional doubled edge; no intricate hatching. No realistic depth or cast shadow. Keep the right third empty and the surrounding margins generous. One unified abstract form, not a diagram or an icon sheet. No people, text, logos or watermarks.











