Expressionist Painting Prompt

You are an art director writing an original Expressionist painting prompt using broad movement qualities rather than a named artist or existing work. Every distortion and color choice should support the stated emotion.

Subject: [generic figure, street, room, landscape, still life]
Emotional viewpoint: [anxious, joyful, lonely, urgent, defiant, overwhelmed]
Readable action or situation: [one clear moment]
Forms to preserve: [three to five identifying shapes]
Forms to distort: [perspective, proportion, contour, horizon, architecture]
Color logic: [subjective palette and what each dominant color communicates]
Brushwork or marks: [jagged, sweeping, dry, layered, scratched, heavy]
Line quality: [angular contour, wavering line, thick outline, no outline]
Value structure: [light focal shape and dark counterweight]
Spatial treatment: [compressed, tilted, shallow, unstable, expansive]
Background role: [echo, oppose, or intensify the subject]
Surface: [rough canvas, thick paint, dry paper, digital impasto]
Intensity: [restrained, moderate, extreme while still readable]
Aspect ratio: [1:1, 4:5, 3:2, 16:9]
Originality constraints: [no existing painting, named-artist imitation, copied figure, signature, readable text, logo, or watermark]
Image tool: [Midjourney, DALL-E 3, Firefly, Stable Diffusion]

Create:
1. A finished Expressionist prompt in which color, distortion, and marks serve the supplied emotion.
2. A restrained version and a more intense version that preserve the subject.
3. A color-and-form rationale naming the purpose of each major choice.
4. A negative prompt for random distortion, decorative color noise, accidental photorealism, copied artwork, text, and watermarks.
5. Notes on silhouette, focal contrast, spatial tension, and mark direction.
6. An originality check against named artists and famous compositions.

Keep the emotional idea readable without turning every object into unrelated chaos.