I draw this image, symbolizing how I feel at that moment.

Although I added some

details that I forgot to include, the overall meaning that I want to convey didn't change.
I draw the eyes with red veins to showcase the intensity of my emotion that I want to
portray. The red veins symbolize the strain and pressure I felt, emphasizing the depth of my
sadness and distress. The tears streaming down represent the release of my emotions, but they
also symbolize a sense of overwhelm and helplessness. I draw a girl inside the tear, which is
myself, to signify my vulnerability and isolation. I was so lonely and was facing my struggles
alone. The tear I am in becomes a sort of shelter or prison, trapping me in my own emotional
pain. I colored the tears black to indicate a sense of darkness and heaviness, emphasizing the
sadness that has consumed my entire being.
The arrow pointed towards my heart represents that the source of my distress lies
within my own emotional state. It represents the internal struggles and conflicts I am facing,
such as self-doubt, past traumas, and unresolved pain. The arrow's vibrant colors, contrasting
with the overall darkness, indicate that the struggles I faced were complex and
multidimensional.
I colored the background bright and colorful because it was a contrast to my internal
turmoil. It represents the external world, filled with beauty and joy, which sharply contrasts
with my inner landscape. This contrast emphasizes the disparity between how I present
myself externally and the turmoil I experience internally. I also added a wound in the
background, as it serves as a reminder that even in seemingly vibrant surroundings, pain and
suffering can still exist.
Overall, the image I have drawn explores the complex nature of my emotions,
particularly the contrast between my external and internal experiences. It portrays the depth
of my emotional pain, vulnerability, and isolation that I felt.