The emphasis of this design is the one black and white upside down iceberg on the left. This relates to my theme because the human psyche is explained as an iceberg in Freud's Iceberg theory of the mind. I added flowers in the background to depict the naturalness of the human mind. The majority of the background is made up of reds and oranges to represent the current anger in the world, but mixed in are yellows to show that the world is still a beautiful place filled with happiness. The blues and greens of the ice bergs show that people can become upset about the emotional climate of the world but only a number of people will be deeply hurt by the anger around them (the grey iceberg). Furthermore, icebergs are naturally strong formations that can shape elements around them and can be shaped by elements around them. Relating the icebergs to people, we have strong holds on each other and can shape. or be shaped by, other people and the environment around us.
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