Anxiety, My Version of How To Be Happy

A raw and emotional graffiti design for "Anxiety, My Version of How To Be Happy." The design uses the contrasting themes of chaos and serenity to convey the struggle and journey toward inner peace.

"Anxiety" is represented in jagged, fragmented lettering, with sharp edges and dark, swirling hues like black, deep reds, and stormy blues. The letters seem to unravel, as if being pulled apart, with chaotic splatters, paint drips, and fragmented lines, visually representing the overwhelming nature of anxiety.

On the other side, "My Version of How To Be Happy" is written in softer, flowing script, filled with calming pastel tones like light pinks, purples, and soft greens. The letters appear more fluid and organic, surrounded by peaceful imagery like gentle waves, butterflies, or floating clouds, showing the process of finding peace.

 

The background blends both elements: one half features dark, stormy textures, while the other transitions into a more tranquil, serene scene with subtle sun rays, stars, or blossoming flowers. Paint splatters and brushstrokes add to the urban graffiti style, showing the struggle and triumph that comes with finding personal happiness amidst anxiety.