The Street Painter Nobody Took Seriously

0-4s] Wide shot of the market, people walking past. The woman paints, focused.

[4-8s] Medium shot: she adds fine brush details. The men glance over and smile at each other.

[8-11s] One man shrugs playfully, doubtful. She looks up with a calm smile and keeps painting.

[11-15s] One man walks over, looks at the canvas, and his expression turns to surprise. Close-up of the canvas: dozens of tiny figures, awnings, and bicycles matching the real plaza.

[15-19s] An elderly man in a flat cap stops by the easel and gazes at the painting. He gently points to a small figure and smiles warmly.

[19-24s] The three men go quiet. One steps back respectfully. The woman turns the canvas toward the elderly man and offers it to him.

[24-30s] He takes it with both hands, smiling. She packs her brushes and walks off through the crowd, smiling. Cut to black.

Audio: ambient market sounds only, with chatter, footsteps, café clinks, and bicycle bells. No music, no dialogue, no text.