Grok Prompt: Create a minimalist digital sketch/aquarelle with soft, deliberately unfinished edges, capturing the theme "That's Good Enough" through resignation and low effort. The central subject is a solitary, slumped figure (ambiguous gender, seated) rendered with loose, soft washes of smooth teal-blue and deep charcoal-gray. The figure's expression is serene, yet resigned—a quiet acceptance of mediocrity. The detailed layered collage and fragmented mechanical components are subverted: they are rendered as faint, poorly executed pencil sketches overlaid on the figure's surface. These include barely visible architectural lines, a hastily drawn gear wheel on the shoulder, and loose strokes suggesting distressed brown leather strips. The lighting is low-contrast and diffused, utilizing gentle highlights from an unseen overhead source (explicitly rejecting dramatic chiaroscuro). The overall mood is profound solitude mixed with weariness. The background is an almost-empty, pale surface. The bold concentric circle motif is present but faint, off-center, and incomplete—a weak sketch of an ochre-yellow sunburst core surrounded by a thin, broken charcoal-gray outer ring. The only color vibrancy, the crimson/vermilion, is present only as a single, small, smudged fingerprint on the corner of the image. The style should convey intentional lack of precision, rough wood grain visible through the wash, and a sense of technological nostalgia that was simply too much effort to finish. Style: Minimalist Digital Sketch, Soft-Edge Low-Contrast, Theme of Incompletion.