Abstract composition of swirling gray smoke, sharp orange fragments, and soft pink oval shapes against a dark background.

Suggested Colour Palette Deep charcoal / near-black – to represent the darker emotions: addiction, loneliness, guilt. Ash grey / smoke-white – echoing the cigarette imagery, the haze of smoke, the blur of feeling. Muted cobalt or midnight blue – for melancholy, the night, introspection. Rust orange / burnt sienna – a subtle pop of warmth, maybe representing the “spark” of a cigarette, or flicker of hope/love. Faded rose / dusty pink – to hint at the part of the song about love (“I don’t wanna be lonely no more”), softness amid the harder tones. 🖌 Abstract Art Composition Ideas Use swirling smoke-like curves (in ash grey/white) against the deep charcoal background, to convey the repetitive, suffocating cycle of addiction. Embed sharp lines or jagged shards of rust orange intersecting the darker areas to suggest bursts of emotion, momentary clarity, or danger. Include floating shapes of faded rose/dusty pink, maybe elliptical or amorphous, drifting away from the core – hinting at love, memory, or hope trying to escape the haze. Consider layering translucent textures: e.g., a semi-opaque overlay of cobalt blue to add depth, like the night pressing in. You might frame a central “void” in charcoal – emptiness, loneliness – with the other colours orbiting around it. 📐 Mood & Feel The overall vibe: moody, introspective, slightly chaotic yet with moments of softness. Not clean or minimal-happy: more raw, textured, layered. Let it feel unfinished or hazy in places—because the song See more