Tan spots scatter across a bright yellow body like someone flicked a paintbrush at it. Two small brownish-orange ossicones poke up from the head, slightly mismatched. Round black eyes dominate the face, giving it a watchful look that catches your attention before you even notice the rest.
Legs tucked under a plump little body, it sits in a permanent crouch, the kind of pose that says it has opinions about everything happening on your desk. Set a whole herd of these next to each other and no two will look quite the same. That is the giraffe way.
The spots don’t follow any pattern at all, just scattered randomly across the yellow surface.










