Picture the Royal Palace rising along the river in strong, confident strokes. The rooftops curve upward like flames, painted in thick gold brush lines that feel alive and in motion. The spires shoot into the sky with sharp upward flicks, giving that sense of pride and elevation the palace naturally carries.

No detailed walls, no fine carvings just the essence of the silhouette. Let the structure be defined by movement and shape. The gold and deep saffron tones should stand out strong, almost glowing against the fabric. In front, a few loose horizontal strokes in deep blue or muted teal can suggest the Tonlé Sap River - calm, steady, grounding the composition.

Keep it raw. Let the brush texture show. Slight roughness on the edges, visible stroke marks, maybe a little fade in areas so it feels hand painted, not polished. It should look expressive and powerful like culture captured in motion.

The overall feel is modern but rooted. Just the iconic golden rooftops rising over the river - simple, strong, unmistakably KHMER.