Layered paper-cut craft: the whole picture is built from stacked sheets of matte cardstock cut with a sharp blade, each layer one flat solid colour with crisply pressed edges. Narrow gaps between layers cast soft paper shadows and give gentle dimensional depth. The palette is deep aubergine purple, burnt orange, charcoal black, aged cream and muted gold, with a faint paper grain on every sheet.
A decorative opened candy wrapper for Halloween, isolated as a photo-frame overlay on a fully transparent background with a real alpha channel: alpha 0 outside the artwork, not white, no checkerboard pattern. Square format. The wrapper lies centred, floating free with clear transparent margin on every side and nothing touching or cropped by any canvas edge. Its broad oblong body carries a large portrait window cut cleanly through every paper layer; the opening is about two-thirds to four-fifths as wide as it is tall, fully surrounded by cut paper on all four sides, so it reads as one enclosed transparent window with pure empty transparency through it. Each short end of the wrapper twists into a pleated, pinched paper twist, one reaching left and one right well clear of the window column and farther still from the canvas edges. A thin scalloped trim rings the window rim, and two small cut-paper sweets — one wrapped bonbon and one striped candy corn — tuck into the corners between window rim and wrapper edge. All decorative mass stays outside the opening.
Inside the opening there is no sample photo, no scenery and no backdrop. The wrapper is unbranded: every surface stays plain and unlettered, no wording, numbers, marks or packaging print anywhere.
