Bold black ink line art drawn as a coloring-book page: every form is enclosed by clean, fully closed contours of even, confident weight, and the ground is pure white paper that stays pure white to all four edges. Interiors stay flat white with generous open space and no grey shading, hatching, grain or photographic detail; light and shadow are not depicted. The whole picture is solid black linework on plain white.
Two small round ghosts carry one large flowerpot together, one ghost gripping each side rim with both stubby arms, leaning slightly inward as they walk to the right across a tall portrait page. The flowerpot holds one oversized moonflower: a single wide trumpet bloom on a tall curved stem, with exactly three broad leaves branching from the stem, the bloom tilted back toward the upper left. The two ghosts and the pot form one compact block no wider than half the frame width, centered, with at least twelve percent pure white margin on its left and right and at least eight percent above and below; a single short ground line runs under the pot and the ghosts' lower edges only and stops far short of the frame edges. Nothing touches or crosses the frame edge, and the space around the group is completely empty white with clean gaps between every limb, leaf and ghost.
All contour lines are uniform solid black, smooth loops that always meet themselves, leaving large comfortable areas to color inside each ghost's rounded body, the flowerpot, the wide bloom and each of the three leaves. The flowerpot is plain and unlettered, and no letters, numbers, logos or instructional text appear anywhere; no grey shading, no crosshatching, no tiny clutter.
