A tall sheet of textured watercolour paper holds a single generous figure: the number eight, brushed large in wet verdigris green. Translucent circles overlap and bleed into one another, pigment pooling softly along the edges where the washes settle. Damp white space opens above and below, letting the mark breathe across the upright format. Loose, calm and quietly modern, it suits a hallway, studio or child's room, and pairs beautifully with other numerals from the same series.