Art collection: 5 illustrations from a personal book about thoughts that helped overcome depression

This is not just a digital art pack, but a fragment of a personal story ✨

These 5 original illustrations were created during a vulnerable time of emotional recovery. They were born not as “art pieces”, but as companions to my inner process: an attempt to touch the untouchable, to speak with the invisible, to make sense of a world where memory, fear, and faith are deeply entwined.

Each drawing emerged in the middle of real emotional experiences: during early mornings filled with silence, or in the strange stillness after long conversations with grief. Together with the artwork, you’ll receive a small digital booklet (PDF) of reflections - short texts written at the time of each illustration’s creation. These texts explore ideas like:

– “How strange it is that we build cemeteries not only to remember the dead, but to protect our beliefs from being forgotten.”

– “Sometimes it seems to me that I don't remember, but breathe memory, as if the past is diffused in the air, and I inhale it little by little every day, without even noticing.”

– “When I stopped searching for answers, I heard the grass rustling softly and realized that perhaps I was already home.”

These fragments aren’t meant to explain or instruct, they are invitations for thought. They might stir something in you, or simply sit quietly on your shelf, waiting for the moment when their meaning becomes yours.

What’s included ✍️

5 high-resolution JPG illustrations (ready for digital use or printing)
A 8-page PDF booklet with reflective texts and background insights
A personal thank-you note, written to you ♥

Who is this for? ⭐️

For those asking difficult questions about loss, belief, or transformation.

For those who want their walls or journals to hold images with meaning, not just decoration.

Why it’s worth it? 🔥

This is not mass-produced art. It is honest work, born from confusion and moments of beauty found in unexpected places.

Supporting this project means supporting not only independent art - but the right to speak honestly about emotions that are often left in the dark.

It’s a quiet rebellion against perfection. A reminder that in the cracks, something soft can still grow.

Let these images become part of your space, your thinking, your feeling, your living.

They may not give answers, but they will stay near, with you.

Sometimes, that’s all we need.

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These 5 drawings reflect my inner world during depression - part of an illustrated book of recovery.