**Create a picture in a format suitable for sharing on social networks (for example, a square format for Instagram). Use a freehand drawing style to convey the complexity and emotionality of obsessive thoughts. Draw the main object of the picture in the center so that it attracts the attention of the viewers. Use symbols or elements associated with obsessive thoughts to convey their nature. For example, soap bubbles that represent obsessive thoughts, bags of heavy weights that symbolize the burden on the mind, or spider webs that embody the intricacy and continuity of these thoughts. Use a color palette that reflects the emotional context of the obsessive thoughts. For example, dark and deep colors to convey anxiety, fear or heaviness, as well as bright and saturated colors to express fatigue or anxiety. Add text to the picture to reinforce its message. Use a quote or short statement that captures the nature of the obsessive thoughts or suggests strategies for coping with them. Pay attention to the details and composition of the picture to create an impressive and compelling visual effect. Before finishing your work, consider adding a watermark or signature to protect your work from unauthorized use, if required. CAMERA/CINEMATIC CAMERAS: Nikon D6 | FOCAL LENGTH: 50mm | SHOT TYPE: Medium Shot TIME OF DAY: Midday | INSPIRATIONAL FILM: "Paul" | Captured by DIRECTOR: Greg Mottola | DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY --q 2** - Image #1 <@707080715132469348>
Create a picture in a format suitable for sharing on social networks for example, a square format for Instagram. Use a freehand drawing style to convey the complexity and emotionality of obsessive thoughts. Draw the main object of the picture in the center so that it attracts the attention of the viewers. Use symbols or elements associated with obsessive thoughts to convey their nature. For example, soap bubbles that represent obsessive thoughts, bags of heavy weights that symbolize the burden on the mind, or spider webs that embody the intricacy and continuity of these thoughts. Use a color palette that reflects the emotional context of the obsessive thoughts. For example, dark and deep colors to convey anxiety, fear or heaviness, as well as bright and saturated colors to express fatigue or anxiety. Add text to the picture to reinforce its message. Use a quote or short statement that captures the nature of the obsessive thoughts or suggests strategies for coping with them. Pay attention to the details and composition of the picture to create an impressive and compelling visual effect. Before finishing your work, consider adding a watermark or signature to protect your work from unauthorized use, if required. CAMERACINEMATIC CAMERAS Nikon D6  FOCAL LENGTH 50mm  SHOT TYPE Medium Shot TIME OF DAY Midday  INSPIRATIONAL FILM Paul  Captured by DIRECTOR Greg Mottola  DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY