Prompt
A minimalist marker sketch of the subjects and their setting, like an illustrator's travel-poster drawing: very few loose, broad, translucent marker strokes and sparse pen lines, a restricted two-to-three tone marker palette drawn from the photograph, scratchy dry edges and visible stroke overlaps. The people and animals are drawn with simple confident lines, faces suggested with a few marks, clothing as flat washes, and posed naturally for a stroll or a pause. The place is reduced to a handful of sketched architecture, tree or street lines with a little broken hatching for shadow. Most of the paper stays open and empty so the drawing feels airy and quick. Adults share a roadside picnic beside a vintage gas pump painted with a neat thirteen stripe flag panel, a map with no readable words lying under sandwiches. A one eyed cactus wears a tiny paper hat nearby. No lettering.
Light: airy sketch daylight; palette of pump red, paper cream and cactus green; wry, warm, easy.
Wide 16:9 frame. The standard flag shows exactly thirteen horizontal stripes starting and ending with red and a blue canton with star rows in the upper hoist corner; any interpretive flag stays recognisable and is never torn, burned, defaced or on the ground. No readable text, lettering, slogans or logos anywhere; any people are fictional fully clothed adults with clearly adult proportions and faces.
