Robot Watering Plants In A Garden

Three flowers in pots stand in a row along the bottom of this sheet, and a robot is leaning a watering can over them. The can is large, roughly the size of the robot's whole torso, tipped so its wide opening faces up and to the right while two thin ribbons of water fall from the spout down toward the plants.

The robot is built tall and narrow. Its head is a plain box with a slight tilt to it, holding two big round eyes, a straight line for a mouth and a lens disc on the left side. One antenna rises from the top with a ball on the end. The chest is a rounded rectangle with a single blank panel in it, and the free left arm bends at the elbow to end in an open two pronged claw.

The flowers are deliberately simple. Each one is a stem with two leaves and a ring of rounded petals around a small circle, set in a tapered pot with a rim. They get bigger from left to right, which stops the row from looking like the same drawing repeated three times.

No fence, no path and not even a ground line were drawn in behind them, so the robot, the can, the falling water and the three pots are the whole picture and the rest of the sheet stays open paper.