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Fashion photograph at a backstage vanity lit by a ring light. A makeup artist in a black apron leans in from the right and blends cream blush into a seated model's cheekbone with her fingers, while a second artist standing behind them holds a lash tray in one hand and tweezers in the other, mid pick. On the counter between them: six brushes standing bristle up in a metal cup, three lipstick bullets lying in a row with their caps off beside them, and one open palette showing two used shades and four untouched. Warm skin tones, glossy highlights, shallow depth of field.

Printed poster of the same hot-sauce bottle drawn in two views, captioned "front" and "back", every view carrying the wordmark "Glass & Row" with a single droplet symbol beside it in the same blue-and-silver coloring, only the angle changing.

Nineteen seventies Kodachrome-era colour film look, faded warm grain and slight overexposure: a high school marching band seen from a stadium walkway. Front rank of five trumpet players in red and white uniforms, all with horns raised. Behind them three sousaphones in a triangle, the middle player caught mid turn. A line of four drummers to the right, the snare drummer nearest the camera mid stroke. A single drum major stands on a podium at the far left with his back to us, arms up. Empty green field behind them.

Flat vector illustration titled "The Eruption Report". A cutaway cone sits at the center, carrying three keyed regions, "Lava channel" shaded red, "Ash cloud" shaded gray and "Magma chamber" shaded orange. Three stat chips run down a right column, reading "810 tremors before the last eruption", "1 in 23 erupt each decade" and "1,000 degrees at the vent". Each key color matches the shading of the region it names.

Glass tile mosaic of a Sunday flea market seen from a slightly raised angle, small square tesserae and warm terracotta grout. Three stall awnings in a row: the left one striped green and white over stacked vinyl crates, the middle plain canvas over six brass lamps with only the two tallest wearing shades, the right red awning hung with nine framed pictures in three rows of three. Under the middle awning a vendor in an apron hands a teapot across the table to a woman holding a straw basket, while a boy crouches at her feet by a crate of records. No lettering anywhere.