Dark Thoughts dives into the abstract emotional space between childlike whimsy and psychological unrest. Fragmented figures emerge from washes of watercolor-like ink, their cartoonish forms at odds with the murky, bleeding background. The contrast suggests a collision between innocence and intrusive thought — a visual representation of how mental shadows can distort even the most playful inner landscapes. This piece is about the subconscious slipping into the foreground, asking: what hides beneath the surface of our brightest smiles?