Wolf in the Empty Pavilion
A long-bodied grey wolf rests its large muzzle on a bare wooden planting box under warm pendant light, with open floor and wall space beside it.
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Finished hand-drawn marker editorial illustration, 16:9 landscape. Inside a bare pavilion, one grey wolf sits in the left third, its improbably elongated back sloping from tiny seated haunches toward an oversized muzzle resting on the rim of a broad wooden planting box. Upright triangular ears, a dark nose, one small downward-looking eye and a heavy angular tail make it unmistakably a wolf. The box contains a simple flat patch of dark soil, no plants. One ochre pendant lamp hangs above, casting a broad warm pool over the wolf and box. Muted blue-grey wolf, terracotta wood, pale cream wall and floor. Slightly uneven dark marker contours, broad translucent colour strokes, minimal detail, no intricate hatching. Low side viewpoint; the right half remains mostly empty, with just one floor line. Quiet, gently absurd, introspective. No people, text, logos or watermarks.
