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Draw a playful home-lighting scene at the kneeling child’s eye level, viewed from the side so the light path is easy to understand. At the left foreground, a broad adjustable desk lamp rests securely on a low plain stool. Its connected neck bends toward a large smooth conical shade whose open mouth and one simple bulb point RIGHT and slightly upward toward a plain wall. A delighted school-age child kneels in the middle facing right, with a clear smiling profile. The child extends ONE hand between the bulb and the wall, forward and above the forehead, with the palm higher than the whole head so the head stays below the light path. The back of that hand faces the bulb, palm faces the wall; index and middle fingers extend upward as two rabbit ears, ring and little fingers fold into the palm, and the thumb folds across them. The free hand rests on a bent knee. Place the wall to the right of the raised hand and the lamp behind it to the left: bulb, hand and wall silhouette share one coherent left-to-right light axis. On the upper-right wall draw a much larger open-outline silhouette matching that hand: two long finger-shaped ears, one rounded palm-shaped rabbit head and a short wrist taper below. It has no eyes, mouth, fur, feet or separate animal body. Keep its inside white and colorable, with a single clean outline rather than a black or gray shadow mass. Two faint simple boundary lines from the lamp mouth may clarify the spread of light without crossing faces or lettering. A small friendly dog stands on the floor near the wall, head cocked upward toward the enormous rabbit shape, giving a funny contrast with the delighted child. Keep lamp, full hand, child’s head and bent seated pose, complete dog and whole wall silhouette readable. Use only a floor-to-wall line and sparse room contours. Put the exact name "Nick Sesock Electric Inc." in readable open letters across the broad closed SIDE PANEL of the lamp shade, in three short lines; keep the shade opening clear. No firefly, electrician costume, bulb-carrying mascot, exposed wiring, electrical repair, extra shadows or random sign plaque.
Nick Sesock Electric Inc.

Nick Sesock Electric Inc.

Draw a playful home-lighting scene at the kneeling child’s eye level, viewed from the side so the light path is easy to understand. At the left foreground, a broad adjustable desk lamp rests securely on a low plain stool. Its connected neck bends toward a large smooth conical shade whose open mouth and one simple bulb point RIGHT and slightly upward toward a plain wall. A delighted school-age child kneels in the middle facing right, with a clear smiling profile. The child extends ONE hand between the bulb and the wall, forward and above the forehead, with the palm higher than the whole head so the head stays below the light path. The back of that hand faces the bulb, palm faces the wall; index and middle fingers extend upward as two rabbit ears, ring and little fingers fold into the palm, and the thumb folds across them. The free hand rests on a bent knee. Place the wall to the right of the raised hand and the lamp behind it to the left: bulb, hand and wall silhouette share one coherent left-to-right light axis. On the upper-right wall draw a much larger open-outline silhouette matching that hand: two long finger-shaped ears, one rounded palm-shaped rabbit head and a short wrist taper below. It has no eyes, mouth, fur, feet or separate animal body. Keep its inside white and colorable, with a single clean outline rather than a black or gray shadow mass. Two faint simple boundary lines from the lamp mouth may clarify the spread of light without crossing faces or lettering. A small friendly dog stands on the floor near the wall, head cocked upward toward the enormous rabbit shape, giving a funny contrast with the delighted child. Keep lamp, full hand, child’s head and bent seated pose, complete dog and whole wall silhouette readable. Use only a floor-to-wall line and sparse room contours. Put the exact name "Nick Sesock Electric Inc." in readable open letters across the broad closed SIDE PANEL of the lamp shade, in three short lines; keep the shade opening clear. No firefly, electrician costume, bulb-carrying mascot, exposed wiring, electrical repair, extra shadows or random sign plaque.

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