
1. Bright Colors: Since we're portraying shame, bright, cheerful colors such as yellow, bright pink or turquoise might misrepresent the feeling. Instead, use muted and darker colors. 

2. Joyful or Neutral Expressions: Avoid including characters who seem indifferent, happy, or are engaged in joyful activities. This would contradict the theme of the image.

3. Complex, Detailed Backgrounds: Extravagant sceneries, cityscapes, or detailed environments could distract from the central figure and the emotion we're trying to portray.

4. Objects Symbolizing Success or Pride: Trophies, awards, crowns, or other symbols of achievement should be avoided, as they are contrary to the concept of shame.

5. Sunlight or Bright Light Sources: Such elements could imply hope or positivity, which isn't the desired message. Instead, the use of shadows, dim light or an overcast setting could be more effective. 

6. Positive Symbols: Things like hearts, rainbows, or stars could mislead the viewer about the 