Field guide No. 416
White iceberg, black ink sea
Melting, but in ink.
A white iceberg sits in clear turquoise water, and black ink runs out of the cracks in it and swirls through the sea. It was writing something.
Field noteIce is frozen water, so it melts water. Black ink running out of it is the wrong melt.
Also possible, also breaking material
Clean livingSoap can be cast in blocks and blocks can be stacked. Rain would file the objection.
A different kind of grainWood grain takes many patterns. Peacock eyes are one it hasn’t been asked for.
Pillow-soft brickFired clay doesn’t dent under a head, as several heads can attest. Logically, it’s allowed to.
Eight loose endsSpiders are built of legs and silk, never wool. This one was knitted, apparently.