When sorting through documents or lecture folders, have you more than once noticed your own drawings in the margins or on the back of the sheet? Do not rush to throw away these "imperishable works of painting", because they can tell a lot about you.
Instructions
Step 1
If the drawings are small and located along the edge of the sheet, most likely, their author is not sure of himself. When the image occupies the entire sheet without any gaps, it means that the person is trying to attract everyone's attention by any means. Do the drawings serve as an ornament, and the center remains empty? The personality is in search of life priorities and moral values.
Step 2
Analyze the drawing itself. If it's abstract, take a closer look at the lines and corners. Smooth and wavy lines indicate tact and diplomatic skills. In some cases, waves can symbolize a routine and a desire to complete the work started as soon as possible. Angular lines speak of barbarism, unwillingness to accept someone's conditions and the difficulty in adapting to them. Sweeping sketches symbolize the desire for freedom.
Step 3
A specific drawing provides additional information about a person's character. As a rule, houses and interiors depict single women and bachelors who lack the warmth of the hearth. Geometric shapes are drawn by purposeful people who may be too picky. Clouds, daisies and hearts speak of sentimental and romantic natures. Stars are a dream of fame. But if the star has many rays, it means that the person is depressed.
Step 4
If a person draws "checkers" or labyrinths, he tries to find his purpose and doubts his own abilities. Crosses symbolize unfulfilled obligations or even guilt towards other people. But the game of "tic-tac-toe" can be described as a manifestation of sports interest.
Step 5
Shaded drawings can tell about the volitional qualities of a person. For example, short strokes speak of impetuosity, long and measured ones - of calmness. Do you draw from top to bottom when painting over a drawing? You are determined, perhaps stubborn. If you use horizontal strokes, you are dominated by feminine features. A confident person shades the drawing with the rhythmic movements of a pencil without strong pressure.
