"A pencil drawing for the cover of Dostoyevsky's The Eternal Husband. The design should depict one of the main characters, Velchaninov, immersed in inner turmoil, set in a dark and oppressive atmosphere. His facial features should be sharp and pronounced, reflecting his psychological tension and inner chaos, though his emotions should appear ambiguous and conflicted. In the background, include a narrow street or a gloomy room, symbolizing feelings of isolation and lost purpose, evoking late 19th-century Russia. The environment should be enriched with details that reflect the grim life and period atmosphere of Russia. The drawing should emphasize strong shading and contrasts, with the light and shadow differences highlighting the emotional tension and dark mental state of the characters. No text should be included, with the focus on the characters' emotional states and the surrounding atmosphere." --ar 3:4