Two pig-nosed children stand together with mismatched sizes and features.
An overhead view of a chalk drawing of two people with pig noses on a gray cement surface. The person on the left is much bigger than the one on the right, as if the one on the right is a child. The bodies of both people are outlined with blue chalk, they both have small bodies relative to their heads with small nubs for legs and arms. Both people's heads and facial features are outlined with white chalk. They have big round eyes, a pig nose, and two buck teeth. There are three strands of short hair sticking out of the top of both of their heads drawn with white chalk. They both have round heads. The smaller person on the right's body begins level with where the larger person's head begins. The smaller person's body is drawn at an angle pointing toward the top right corner of the image. There is a patch of dirt visible in the top left corner of the image and a crack in the cement surface extending in a straight slight diagonal line from the bottom right corner of the image. There are streaks of pink chalk above the heads of the people, and on the face of the bigger person on the left side of the image.