Square album cover, 1:1 composition, elegant minimalist fashion-sketch illustration, very thin black ink and graphite lines on warm off-white paper. The scene must clearly tell a story: we are sitting inside a rather ordinary, slightly tired neighborhood bar at night, seen from the perspective of a man sitting at the counter. In the foreground, only partially visible, are the back and shoulder of the seated man, the edge of the bar, a glass and a few indistinct objects. He is NOT the main subject. At the far end of the bar, a beautiful woman has just entered the room. She is seen from behind and slightly from the side, NEVER facing the viewer. Her body is turned away, as if she has just walked through the door and is beginning to cross the room. We can see the silhouette of her face only very subtly in profile, but not a portrait. She immediately attracts attention because she is visually different from everything around her. The other people in the bar remain almost ghostlike: loose, incomplete, sketchy silhouettes, barely defined faces, repetitive poses around the counter, suggesting the same people and the same conversations every night. They should almost disappear into the background. The woman is the only element with real visual presence. Her dress is the ONLY strong color in the entire illustration: deep elegant red or slightly dark rose. Everything else remains monochrome graphite and black ink. The color should be restrained, imperfect and slightly translucent, Voir plus