A garden in
the margins.

In this draft story, the flower-eye wanderer notices three small pots before it notices the path. One has flowers, one has tiny buds, and one holds spiky leaves. None of them asks to grow like the others.

A horned runner arrives in a hurry. A striped, long-eared wanderer arrives more slowly. They are imagined visitors from two other original drawings; Mattea’s source pages do not establish this meeting as official lore.

Four drawings from one page.

The flower-eye figure and three plants have clear paper gaps between them. Each pot keeps its complete flowers, stems, leaves and striped container. The character’s tongue, neck, hands and feet stay together, without pieces of neighboring plants.

The runner keeps the original detached drops beneath its hand. The striped wanderer keeps the pointed ears, long teeth and striped clothing. None is a rigged character or an approved physical product.

These are static game-art and native-resolution sticker candidates. The small plant masters are below one inch at 300 DPI; larger prints need better source scans. Repeating a motif or setting DPI metadata cannot create missing detail. Supplier colors, edges, cutlines, samples and commercial terms remain pending.