A humorous black pencil sketch of the Statue of Liberty, depicted as noticeably overweight, holding a giant melting ice cream cone instead of her torch and a thick, unmarked book in her other hand. Viewed from a low angle, emphasizing her imposing yet comical figure. The statue has a slightly embarrassed yet satisfied expression, with raised eyebrows and a sheepish smile. The ice cream is a multi-scoop monstrosity, dripping down her arm. The contrast between the indulgent ice cream and the weighty book creates an implicit irony. Her crown is slightly askew, and her robe stretches tight across her expanded midsection. Pencil strokes are loose and expressive, with cross-hatching for shading. The style resembles political cartoons, exaggerating features for effect. Lighting comes from the upper left, casting shadows that emphasize her round form and the dripping ice cream. The mood is lighthearted and ironic, inviting viewers to chuckle while contemplating the balance between freedom, desires, and responsibilities.