
In this draft story, the flower carrier sets out with a bouquet and a tall sunflower. Its basket has room for a little kindness, even when the garden path feels crowded.
The bee-pot eye stalk notices the first visitor. The bottle-crowned bone sprout notices the last. Between them, the flower carrier finds a place to leave one small blossom for whoever passes next.
Above the imagined margins, two spiral-eyed heads keep company beneath their own halos. They remain complete head illustrations: their original detached rays are included, and no unseen bodies have been drawn for them.
These drawings come from four separate source photographs. Their meeting is proposed fiction for Mattea’s review. Explore each original drawing and its native sticker concept below; final samples and commercial terms are still in preparation.
Fictional lore and editorial draft for Mattea’s approval. No personal biography or artist statement is implied.
Bee-pot eye stalk
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Explore the original drawingExplore its sticker conceptSpiral-crowned horned head
Explore the original drawingExplore its sticker conceptOval-halo spiral head
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