Wide-Winged Wonder

Finished editorial illustration in a 5:2 landscape format. One moth viewed directly from above, positioned in the right half with generous empty cobalt-blue space on the left. Exaggerate its silhouette: enormous rounded forewings, smaller scalloped hindwings, a tiny dark-plum body and two short feathery antennae lifted outward. One forewing is broader than the other, retaining unmistakable moth anatomy. Hot-pink wings with just two large citrus-yellow patches. Textile-inspired felt-cutout shapes rendered as a deliberately simple hand-drawn marker illustration: softly irregular contours, broad opaque colour fills, minimal detail, no dimensional layering. Keep the entire moth comfortably inside the frame and legible at thumbnail size. Flat colours, no gradients, no 3D shading, no paper collage, no intricate hatching. No cream or beige, no earthy teal-and-terracotta palette. No people, text, logos or watermarks.