Hamster Dad Homework Manga Page

Vertical monochrome Japanese manga page about [father and child hamsters] working on a summer homework poster. Layout and Setting: - Aspect ratio: 9:16 vertical comic page with 6 stacked horizontal panels, thin black borders. - Setting: Cozy wooden room interior with floorboards, bookshelf, potted plant, curtains, window, scattered art supplies, paint tray, water bucket, brushes, and mugs. Characters: - Realistic-cute fluffy hamsters, expressive faces, detailed fur texture. - Child hamster: Small, round, glossy black eyes, drawing earnestly with a brush. - Father hamster: Larger, wearing [round glasses], starts holding a mug, then takes the brush and gets obsessively focused. Panel Breakdown: - Panel 1: Child hamster faces a blank poster sheet on the floor in front of art supplies and bookshelf. Vertical narration box on the right: 「ハムスターの夏休みの宿題は『自由研究』の課題ポスターの提出が必要だった」. Speech bubble from child: 「今年も[緑化ポスター]を描こう」. - Panel 2: Child starts painting trees on the large paper; father hamster wearing [round glasses] stands nearby holding a mug, curiously watching. - Panel 3: Father and child side by side over the poster. Father points and asks in bubble: 「ポスターか」; child replies: 「うん、夏休みの宿題」. - Panel 4: Father holds out a paw across the poster asking to borrow the brush. Father bubble: 「ちょっと貸して」; child with a question mark above head replies: 「うん？」. - Panel 5: Detailed close-up of the poster transforming into [dense forest scenery] with intricate foliage; father's paw grips the brush at upper right. Child bubble on left: 「おお……！お父さん上手！」. - Panel 6: Father hamster hunched over the poster, sweating, hyper-focused with dramatic speed lines, drawing hyper-detailed [dense forest scenery]. Panicked child hamster in background looks shocked. Jagged speech bubble from child: 「お父さん……!!そしたらハムスターが描いたポスターじゃなくなっちゃう!!!お父さん!!お父さん!!」. Bottom caption box: 「[ラストの２日で描き直した]」. Style & Atmosphere: - Vintage Japanese newspaper manga aesthetic, warm sepia ink on off-white textured paper. - Hand-drawn pencil and crosshatching linework, nostalgic Showa-era storybook warmth, expressive comedic pacing, no digital gradients.