"A pencil drawing for the cover of Chekhov's The Sixth Ward. The design should focus on a narrow, gloomy corridor inside the mental hospital. In the background, one or two patient silhouettes should be seen, but their faces should remain unclear, with only faint outlines or shadows to reflect their inner turmoil and loneliness. The setting should be detailed with old, cracked walls, rusty bars, and darkened windows, emphasizing the cold, clinical atmosphere of the mental hospital. The light should focus on a weak source, with deep shadows around, creating strong contrasts between light and dark, emphasizing the psychological tension and isolation. No text should be included, with the focus solely on the bleak, confined space and the path of the patients." --ar 3:4