Elderly man spreading gravel with a broken rake

A hilarious caricature illustration of an elderly man, very thin with long gangly arms and legs, and a pronounced bald spot with a few flying grey hairs. He wears old, worn-out coveralls. He is twisted with effort, one eye squinted, tongue sticking out. He is desperately trying to spread gravel with a broken rake, while giant, disproportionate piles of gravel surround him, threatening to engulf him. His old suburban house is in the background. Hand-drawn editorial cartoon style, bold lines, bright watercolor colors, exaggerated comical expression.