Draw a simple editorial quote graphic on the Background in the Format. Show a lone person struggling uphill while carrying an oversized clock on their back, using loose, uneven scribbled ink lines with expressive imperfections. Keep the figure small within generous white space, with the slope rising diagonally to create a clear sense of effort and weight. Add sparse hatching and rough hand-drawn motion marks around the clock, but leave the composition airy and uncluttered. Place the Quote Text below the illustration in small, legible handwritten lettering, centered with comfortable spacing. The lettering should feel naturally written with ink, not like a computer font. Use a restrained black-and-white palette, crisp edges, subtle paper texture, and a thoughtful, quietly encouraging mood. Render the Quote Text exactly as written, with correct punctuation and spelling.
Use these details:
Quote Text: "Time isn't against you. It's just heavy."
Background: "white paper"
Format: "1:1 square social media graphic"
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Your result will come out close to the example rather than identical to it. Change the details to make it yours.
