Painted Moth on the Old Brick Wall

A large moth with plum, orange, navy, and cream wings and a furry yellow body spreads across a weathered brick wall. Each wing panel carries a symbol: moons, stars, leaves, flames, and watchful eyes. White feathery antennae rise at the top. On the body, a small shelf holds paint pots and brushes, with buckets hanging on ropes below. Tiny artisans paint the wing edges from swinging platforms, one climbs a rope ladder, another peers over the wing from the top, and a small group tends a torn patch on the right. Honeysuckle, purple clematis, red roses, moss, lichen, snails, and cobwebs grow around the moth. Each wing panel is a bold block of colour, which helps with sorting the pieces.