Oak fingerpost in a stone cairn (stylized)

Stylized cartoon version: chunky shapes with big rounded edges, thickened parts, a toy-like wider base and slightly hand-made wobble; bold flat colours with painted light (darker low down, lighter on top), small hardware and fine detail removed. Rural crossroads fingerpost: a 2.6 m square oak post with a chamfered cap and pyramid finial, set in a small cairn of mossy fieldstones, with four pointed finger boards at different heights and angles painted with incised old-style place names and distances (HOLLOWMERE 3, KELLAN MILL 1½, ODDSTONE 5¼, THE FORD ½). Heavily weathered: silver-grey checked oak, lichen, flaking paint, rusty coach bolts with brown streaks, and one cracked finger sagging on its last bolt.

1.73 × 1.98 × 2.68 m