Chances are, some of your friends or relatives are coping with depression. Sometimes, the best start in helping the suffering person is stepping into their shoes for a moment. Depression symptoms have no face. But, understanding these two things: what does depression feel like and how undermining it is, can show the guidelines for help.
However, not everyone is gifted with such great empathy. That’s why we are here! The compilation of depression drawings that we have gathered below might give you a glimpse of what this mental illness feels like.
What is Depression Drawing?
Depression drawing is the artistic expression of people suffering from depression. When such individuals express themselves through depression drawings, it can help them cope with their emotions and improve their mental health.
The artists behind these gloomy drawings have first-hand experience dealing with mental illnesses, and their drawings illustrate it in a very relatable way. From monsters living in your head to feelings of complete loneliness, depression is way more debilitating than one might think.
Compilation of Depression Art with Deep Meanings
Scroll down for these depression artworks by various artists and see how they feel or imagine this mental illness.
Living with depression is hard, but it is treatable, so if you think that you might be suffering from it or spot the first depression symptoms with your relative or a friend, don't ignore it. Get help. The 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline is available 24/7 and provides free, anonymous, and confidential support. If you or someone you know needs urgent treatment for depression, don’t hesitate to reach out. Call 988 or dial the helpline at 1-800-662-4357, or visit their official website to chat with Lifeline.
#101 When Depression Spreads

Sili-ana
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#103 Depression: Sorrow

InnoVatezz
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#104 Drenched: An Art About Depression

Mark Smith
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#106 Depression Monster

The depression monster floats around endlessly, always covering his eyes to hide itself from the outside world. Because of this it always bumps into people or other monsters causing more distress to itself each time.
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#109 Splattered Depression

This is the vision I see and feel when I hear the word depression.
Patrick Parker
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#111 Living Through Depression

Been dealing with a bit of depression lately, it helps to make art to help you work some things out.
Heather Leigh Clark
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#113 Shadows: A Look At Depression

Trevin Wyant
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#114 Depression Beast

Depression is pretty much a big black gooey beast. Its slow moving and very quiet but never shy.
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#119 Bloodied

Wassermoth
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