A skeleton dances with both arms raised inside a circular wreath of wildflowers — poppies, daisies, ferns and grasses — with butterflies and a low sun behind it.
It is drawn in fine botanical line work with muted colour, and there is no text.
Bones and blooms in the same frame is old symbolism and the skeleton here is entirely happy about it. Nothing in the drawing is frightening.
For Halloween, for the cottagecore shelf, and for anyone who wants a design that works in October and in June.
