A deeply emotive and detailed character study of a large, weary bear standing upright, dressed in a tattered, intricately patterned Victorian three-piece suit that is several sizes too small. His fur is rendered with loose, expressive, and messy brushstrokes, suggesting a texture of matted dampness. His eyes are small, watery, and filled with a poetic, existential sadness typical of de Crécy’s protagonists. The background is not a solid space but a soft, ethereal wash of sepia, graphite, and diluted ink, creating a dreamlike void. The linework around the character’s snout and paws is fine yet erratic, capturing the delicate balance between the grotesque and the beautiful.