A playful three-panel editorial illustration in a flat, minimalist style, black background with lime-green accents, clean thick outlines, slight humor, no text inside the image. The main character is a small, round, friendly figure representing the Ego — a calm little person with big expressive eyes. Panel 1 — “Ego and reality”: the little figure stands firmly on solid ground with a neat city or landscape behind it, sitting on the lid of a bubbling cauldron, holding the lid down with effort while wild lime-green tentacles and steam try to escape from under it. Expression: tense but in control. Panel 2 — “Ego carried away by the Id”: the same little figure joyfully riding a huge wild, furry, lime-green creature with many eyes and an open grinning mouth. Behind them, a piece of the landscape is torn away like paper, revealing empty black space; the figure has turned its back on it and doesn’t notice. Expression: euphoric, detached. Panel 3 — “Ego under the Superego”: the same little figure shrunk and hunched under a giant stern figure in a judge’s robe with a huge pointing finger, towering from above. Heavy shadow falls over the small figure. Expression: guilty, crushed. Consistent character design across all panels, horizontal triptych layout, 16:9, high contrast, modern psychology-blog aesthetic.
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