In the graphic representation of ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) in individuals, especially children, the lack of attention and impulsivity is highlighted.

Children can be depicted in everyday activities, such as in a classroom setting. Some show signs of inattention with scattered gazes, while others exhibit impulsivity, evidenced by quick gestures and impulsive actions.

Visual elements like accelerated motion strokes, diverging arrows, and scattered clouds illustrate impulsivity and lack of focus. Facial expressions may reflect distraction and impulsivity, providing a graphic insight into the challenges experienced by those with ADHD.

The use of contrasting colors can emphasize these behaviors, such as vibrant tones for impulsivity and blurred areas for lack of attention. The visual representation aims to convey the complexity of these aspects of ADHD in people's daily interactions, particularly in children.