The brief here was abundance kept legible: a herd big enough to read as wealth, but spaced so each animal stays its own creature rather than a smear of livestock. A scatter-village layout across a wide central band let the cattle breathe — a red bull, a blue bull, a turmeric cow, a white and a black one, goats threaded between — with herders and small trees giving the eye places to rest. Among the agrarian Rathwa, cattle are the measure of a family's standing and a constant of the painted wall, so giving the herd the broadest register is true to what the household actually treasures. Medium-light fill keeps the count honest; you can pick out the spotted bullock and the goat with her kid without squinting.