Wide Lot, Little Gate

Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, 3:2 landscape. View obliquely from just above a comically broad, undeveloped grassy land parcel occupying the lower two-thirds. Its continuous squat timber fence establishes the boundary; one unusually narrow garden gate sits at the far-left entrance. The grass is one large irregular lime-green silhouette, crossed diagonally by a few oversized teal and plum fence-shadow bands, separated by warm yellow sunlight. Exaggerated uneven posts, gently bowed fence rails, bold asymmetric shapes. Flat multicolour silhouettes, broad marker fills, slightly wobbly edges and minimal dry-marker texture. Pale peach ground and background with generous breathing room above and to the right. The whole lot remains the focal point, not the gate. One grounded outdoor scene, not an aerial map, diagram or floating cutaway. No buildings, people, intricate hatching, text, logos or watermarks.