Peppa Pig draws its whole universe the way a confident four-year-old would — with a fat crayon, no interest in perspective, and no apology. Since 2004 the Astley Baker Davies studio has rendered bubblegum-pink pigs with hairdryer-shaped heads, sideways faces that show both eyes at once, and thick even outlines that never taper.

There is no gradient, no cast shadow, no texture: just flat opaque fills, wobbly hand-drawn strokes, and rolling green hills stacked like felt cut-outs. Everything is chunky, cheerful, and completely without irony — a world that always invites a good stomp in a muddy puddle.