"A minimalist pencil drawing for the cover of Dostoyevsky's The Gambler. The design should capture the protagonist’s inner turmoil and obsession with gambling in an abstract composition. The character's face should be depicted as weak and worn, with sharp, defined lines in the face and intense, hollow eyes that reflect the lost hopes and depleted desires from the gambling tables. In the background, a vague, abstract representation of a gambling scene should be subtly incorporated--cards, dice, and a gambling table should not be clearly visible, but rather symbolize the chaos and corrupt world in the character's mind. The drawing should focus on the character’s isolation and psychological downfall with minimalistic details, using deep shadows and fine lines to emphasize inner emptiness and dark emotions." --ar 3:4