Two Fish

The image is a stylized illustration of two fish swimming horizontally against a pale yellow background. Both fish are depicted in profile, facing left. The composition is simple and clean, with ample negative space.

The top fish is a vibrant orange. It has a prominent eye with a dark blue pupil and a white iris surrounded by a thin dark blue outline. A delicate white line represents the gill cover. The pectoral fin is a thin, curved white line. The dorsal and caudal fins are orange with thin, lighter orange stripes radiating outwards. The body of the fish has a subtle white line suggesting scales and another white line indicating the lateral line.

The bottom fish is a deep blue color. Its eye is also prominent, with a white iris and a dark blue pupil, but it lacks the outer dark blue outline of the top fish's eye. It has a small, bright orange spot just behind its head, possibly representing a smaller fin or marking. The pectoral fin is a thin, curved white line. The dorsal and caudal fins are blue with thin, light blue-grey stripes. There are two triangular shapes within the body of the fish, outlined in white, and a series of curved white lines near the tail suggesting fin structure. The overall style is flat and graphic, with a slight textured appearance to the colors, giving it a somewhat hand-drawn feel.