Stylized line art drawing of a pale green and yellow flower with a red and white patterned serpent coiled at its base, looking forward.

“A stylized illustration inspired by the quote ‘Look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under’t.’ A single flower in the foreground as if photographed by a camera, centered, with clean bold outlines and moderate detail that is easy to trace. Under the petals and leaves, a serpent is partially visible, hiding but looking directly toward the viewer. The style is not photorealistic—more like a neat line-art drawing with soft shading and clear sections for coloring with pencil crayons. Use gentle, natural colors (pale greens, soft yellows, muted reds), but keep the outlines crisp and simple. Slight depth of field like a camera snapshot, but still very drawable. Overall aesthetic: clear, organized, slightly dramatic, easy-to-trace linework with colorable areas.” See more