Twitter users with depression and anxiety tend to post pictures with lower aesthetic values and less vivid colours particularly images in grayscale recent findings suggest. As part of a recent study researchers found that these users tend to suppress positive emotions rather than outwardly display more negative emotions such as keeping a straight face instead of outright frowning in their profile pictures. The study sought to utilise computer vision and artificial intelligence to determine what qualities of photos posted to and set as profile images on Twitter could be associated with depression and anxiety with an eye toward using the