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 Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 8:30 pm
Toastie's analysis:
Person is not psychotic, and appears to be well grounded.
Person seems to be normally close to family, but there may be some family tension that she can't control.
Person may be a**l retentive or a**l explosive (Freudian terms.)
Person appears to be successful, or feels she's on the path to success.
Person has no problems reaching out to other people.
Person has a normal sense of autonomy.
Person may have insecurity issues, and is probably a high-maintenance personality.
Person is not hiding anything big.
Person is not aggressive.
Person may have a tendency to do a "childhood regression" in times of stress.
Person has no OCD issues.
Person's ego is well founded.
Person may be trying to put their conscience in stone, to really listen to it, and may be developing a moral/belief system that they feel is right.
Person has Id issues; one issue is intrusive but under control, another issue is completely out of control, and may be indicative of fantasies that are being acted out on.
Person is probably outgoing, but still has good boundaries on what she reveals of herself.
Unorganized picture analysis and reasoning below in tiny text. SPOILERS! Do not read if you intend on "taking" the test. ^_^
Spacing is "normal", no excessive family overbearances; not trying to "get away" or "stuck with 'em".
Person "in" tree, so to speak, signals that you are trying to make yourself better, really trying to exercise your ego-ideal. (your conscience)
No border, no excessive "drawn ground", but is all grounded, so no indication of psychotic tendencies.
Tree trunk is intact, the ego is well structured.
Knot hole is in "a**l" region, there are issues with an a**l fixation; either a**l retentive or a**l explosive.
Healthy leaves, branches shows a good reaching out and being successful. No aggressive tendencies noted since the leaves/branches are not pointed.
Roots appear to be showing, based in context, this seems to show that there is a good grounding of the person.
Of note, there are two animals, one is in the tree (owl), signifying a part of the Id that is intrusive but under control. The other (dog), signifies a part of the Id that is NOT under control, and there are issues with the Id doing what it wishes without restraint (in something particular).
Tree is normal, but has fruit. This shows that the person is high-maintenance, and will need to be constantly satisfied in any type of relationship.
House is normal sized, no issues with being nurtured too much or too little during childhood. Boundaries on house are not exaggerated, thus there is no sign of any type of family issues with respect to the person (artist) and other people.
Chimney with lots of smoke shows issues with fantasies, may be in danger of being acted out, or in context with some of the other stuff, may very well be acted out by the Id right now.
Doors, windows, open blinds; all show an openness towards other people; no real issues here.
Person was drawn as the same sex as the artist, thus there is no indication of big things being hidden.
Hands and arms are drawn, thus there are no issues reaching out and doing stuff.
Legs are drawn, no issues with being grounded, or loss of autonomy.
No gloves, no pointy fingers; no indication of aggression or psychopathy.
Feet not really drawn, may just be related to the drawing, but may indicate an insecurity issue.
Person is drawn "almost" as a stick figure, may indicate a childhood regression tendency during stress.
No excessive detail points to no OCD issues.
Based on responses, there may be some family issues going on, that concern the artist, but are not necessarily under their control, that she doesn't like. But other than a particular issue, her family seems to be ok.
Body drawn before head indicates a tendency to rush into action, then think about what she's done later.
Trunk being drawn first, in context, shows that the person's ego is well founded.
What'cha think of it? ^_^( )
Edit: I'll have to do the others tomorrow... x_o Gotta take my time, would hate to do something completely wrong... ^_^( )
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Posted: Thu May 08, 2008 11:17 pm
 o_O little scary how accurate some parts of those are... well parts i understood xd what's Id? -searches for explanation-☼ ìn my sσƒt sεrvε drεαms... 
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Posted: Fri May 09, 2008 9:28 pm
SO I was just going to do a stick person outside of a 2-d house buuut everyone else is being super elaborate....so I'll draw something epic. ACCIO TABLET PEN. D:
It might be with my tablet mouse.
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Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 9:13 pm
Well, Merty was next, but his picture... has poofed or something... x_x
So I did Tedie instead... And yes, I know it's a joke.. but I still had to have my fun... >_>
Person has extreme childhood regressive tendencies.
Person is not psychotic and appears to be grounded.
Person has no OCD issues.
Person has issues with too much involvement in her outward appearance, and issues with not having family nor enough emphasis on who they are.
Person is aggressive.
Person appears to not have any issues involving fantasies.
Person has had success in reaching out, and at manipulating their environment.
Person has no autonomy issues.
Person is probably hiding something big.
Person tends to think before they act.
Spoilers below (in small text)!
Sizing of everything shows that the "house" (box) and the tree are comparatively small compared to the picture, and the person. This indicates an overemphasis on how the artist wants to be seen, and severe family issues as well as isses with oneself.
The grounding in the picture isn't shown, but it is implied, so it is assumed that everything is grounded; this shows that the person is relatively... not delusional.
Tree is intact, but small, and frail looking. The "trunk" is intact, and no abnormalities, this indicates no split ego disorders, nor any prominent ID issues. The smallness of the tree also shows a weakness of the ego... which seems to point to a condition where things could change for the worse very quickly.
The "club-like" branches and pointy "leaves" indicates high levels of aggression.
But, the fact that the leaves were drawn shows that there is at least some success in reaching out.
The fact that it is a christmas tree, that it was drawn so... stick-figureish, and that the person was drawn as a stick figure indicates severe childhood regression tendencies.
Also, the fact that the tree, is infact, plastic, and dead, seems to compound on the ego issues that the artist may be suffering from.
Also, the fact that the house is small shows that there probably wasn't enough nurturing as a child.
The "roof" is not burning, nor is there a chimney, so there are no "fantasy" issues.
The fact that there are no windows, doors, lights... etc. on the "house" shows that the person is reclusive, and based on the description of the person living there, is probably a big issues in the artist's life.
Now, the picture drawn of the person shows it as a male, and the artist is a female, thus this shows that the artist is hiding something big.
Person has arms and legs, and they are outstretched... this shows both that the person has had success at manipulating their environment, that they don't have any autonomy issues (which is further shown by the fact that the person lives by themself) as well as that the person is grounded.
As stated before, the fact that it was drawn as a stick figure shows regressive tendencies.
The fact that the head was drawn first shows that the artist has a tendency to think first, then act. But the fact that the head has a good bit more detail than the body might indicate that the artist may think too much, and not act on the thoughts enough.
Oh, and Toastie, if you haven't found it yet (and if I haven't already said it)...
The Id, in Freudian psychology, is the "animalistic" part of our personality... it's the first to develop, and is the "pleasure seeking" and "displeasure avoiding" part of us. It's directly opposed by the "Super Ego" which is the moral part of us, or our conscience... as well as our beliefs and whatnot... Both are managed by the "Ego" which is basically our conscious self. The ego controls the Id's impulses (so we don't go out and rape, steal... etc.) and gives it what it wants when possible, while also managing the more moral Super Ego, giving it what it wants, and keeping it from becoming too overbearing (eg. excessive guilt)
^_^
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Posted: Mon May 12, 2008 11:50 pm
Poofed? You mean it's the red X of Doom? Then I'll go save it to somewhere else sweatdrop
And I'm a 'her'' btw ^^
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 3:14 am
i took a picture of mine, i hope its okay ahaha. <3
Who is the person in the picture? What do they like? Not like?
it was me. [: well it looks like i like stripes and wavy hair and freckles cause thats what my very detailed drawing has on there.
Who lives in the house? Anyone visit?
it doesnt look like my real house but i figured its just. my house. and yeah my friends would visit it O:
What kinds of trees are those? How old are they?
they're happy trees and they're old enough :]
i really dont know any tree types or how old they could be ;x
And did you draw the body of your person first, or the head?
the big fat head
Did you draw the leaves of the tree first or the trunk?
trunk
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 7:38 pm
oh lawl, you actually did mine. xD
YES. I AM HIDING SOMETHING BIG. IT'S SO BIGGIVELY BIG THAT YOU'LL NEVER FIND OUT WHAT IT IS. ninja
secret: i'm a naked 300lb man living in my parents' basement
anyway
some of it was accurate, some of it wasn't. there was more accurate stuff than i excpected from a random drawing i did in like 2 minutes. xD
gj sib. :3
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Posted: Tue May 13, 2008 9:57 pm
LOL! There was accurate stuff there Tedie? Wow... Not only was that pic a joke, but this is "Freudian psych" stuff... I mean... it's, uhm, dated... to say the least... some of the projection works... but the Id, Ego, Superego, and whatever's based on it... may very well be a bunch of hooey... but, he started doing psych in a scientific fashion, so we gotta give credit where it's due...
Wow... I totally got off track...
tldr: I ish surprised anything was accurate there...
Mkay, I see Merty's pic now... but I'll have to wait till tomorrow (tis too late tonight) before I can get to it...
And Lexii's pic looks really... cute... o_o
LOL!
Least so far, we have no psychopaths... o.O
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Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 8:08 am
My picture was too big to post sad
I think I might have made my picture a little religious by accident sweatdrop But only because I drew my heaven home instead of a this life home.
Who is the person in the picture? What do they like? Not like?
Me! You can tell because the person has a crown and ever since I can remember I've always drawn myself with a crown biggrin Its angel me I guess because its my heaven house I'm at. Heaven me is ageless, like you cant tell if she s young or old she just is. She likes to have fun and have adventures. You can see one side of the house is bright and cheery for mellow days where she just lazes around, and the other side is a dark and spooky woods for fun, thrilling, scary adventures. Farther into the dark rainy woods are witches and trolls and caves and other cool stuff biggrin They dont like being bored.
Who lives in the house? Anyone visit?
Her parents live there. But they stay hidden unless she wants to see them. A lot of times they are around kinda for the ambiance I guess you can say. Kinda like you want to see them but not hear them, except sometimes. All my friends visit all the time. They practically live at the house. So do my brothers. And all the SG'ers come visit me too biggrin At least they do if they're dead already. And Jesus. He's always hanging out at my castle.
What kinds of trees are those? How old are they?
OWL TREES surprised I am btw afraid of birds irl. Hence why the entrance to the dark scary forest is flanked by owl trees. All the birds in the trees are owls. The trees are timeless like everything else in my heaven home.
And did you draw the body of your person first, or the head?
Head. I always do.
Did you draw the leaves of the tree first or the trunk?
Trunk.
Just to clear things up - there WERE open windows in my castle, but my boss called when I was coloring the castle in so I wasnt paying attention and colored the windows the wrong color. So then I tried to differentiate the windows by making shutters where they should be. But I didnt like my house looking all closed up so I colored yellow over the shutters. But it didnt work that well sad
On top of the castle is a lion biggrin Its named Aslan. It likes to cash the fish, thats why its looking at the moat.
The things in the moat are fish. I hate fish irl but in heaven I love my fish because they arent slimy, they're soft like stuffed animals, and dont feel wet even though they live in the water. They are happy fish <3
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 9:11 pm
Merty's analysis
Oh, and Freud WAS a nut, and addicted to Cocaine at that... but it stands that he is the first to look at psychology in at least a semi-scientific way...
Summary:
Person is grounded and not psychotic.
Person may have OCD issues.
Person has family issues, and is trying to get away.
Person has difficulty reaching out to others.
Person has no issues relating to childhood stages.
Person is aggressive.
Person has no regressive tendencies.
Person has no Id issues.
Person has no issues with fantasies.
Person is hesitant to be open with others.
Person is not hiding anything big.
Person is willing to reach out to others (bit odd, considering...)
Person has no security or autonomy issues.
Person is not a psychopath.
Person tends to think before they act.
Spoilers below (in small text)!
Drawing is both grounded and no borders drawn, thus there is no indication of psychotic deviations.
Space between house and tree/person is excessive; indicates family issues; trying to get away from family.
Size of house is small, indicating family issues.
Tree is whole, thus no multiple personality issues.
Tree is rough, but doesn't seem to be anything of significance that would indicate childhood stage issues.
Branches are drawn, and attached, thus the artist has no "loss of control" nor any issues with abilities.
Branches are pointy, which indicates agressive tendencies.
Tree has no leaves, which indicates a lack of success reaching out to other people (perhaps a failure to get away from family).
Roots are showing, which taken in context means that the tree is well grounded.
Tree drawing shows no regressive tendencies.
No animals drawn, thus there are no Id issues (Id is under control).
House is drawn small, as noted before, which indicates family issues, probably a lack of nurturing during childhood.
House borders appear normal.
No excessive detail on roof shows there are no fantasy problems.
While there are drawn windows and a door, the house is situated at the end of a long walkway, and based upon the written response, there appears to be a unwillingness to be open towards other people.
House is not drawn in such a way to indicate any psychotic issues.
The "main" person drawn is the same gender as the artist, which shows nothing big is hidden.
Hands open, out, shows a willingness to reach out.
Pointy fingers is another indication of aggression.
No gloves, thus no evidence of being a psychopath.
Legs are drawn, showing that the artist has no autonomy issues.
Feet are normal sized, indicates no security issues.
There is quite a bit of detail, especially in the tree... there may be some OCD issues.
Head drawn first indicates the artist tends to think before they act, and with the other person drawn, you seem to be around others who act before they think.
I haven't forgotten about this! I promise... It's just hard forcing myself to sit and do one... x_x I'll get to you! ^__^
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 9:21 pm
Who is the person in the picture? What do they like? Not like?
I dunno, he is just a person I always draw! I really don't know what they like or don't like. Again, he is just a person I draw.
Who lives in the house? Anyone visit?
I live in the house! He came over to visit!
What kinds of trees are those? How old are they?
It's an evergreen tree. It's old enough. :]
And did you draw the body of your person first, or the head?
The body.
Did you draw the leaves of the tree first or the trunk?
The leaves were easy, so I drew those first.
Waiting for the picture to load up...
will post later...
:3PICTURE
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Posted: Wed May 21, 2008 9:51 pm
Who is the person in the picture? What do they like? Not like? Her name should be Mary. They like flowers and having fun and sunshine. She doesnt like not good things? SHES ******** HAPPY ALRIGHT Who lives in the house? Anyone visit? Her family and a dog not a cat. No one really visits. What kinds of trees are those? How old are ******** if I know -DRAWS APPLES- alright its an apple tree and its been there before Mary got there And did you draw the body of your person first, or the head? Head, duh Did you draw the leaves of the tree first or the trunk? Trunk
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Posted: Sun May 25, 2008 8:52 pm
Lexii's analysis...
Person is not psychotic.
Person has no OCD issues.
Person has no problems reaching out.
Person may have regressive tendencies (though in context, not necessarily under stress).
Person has no overbearing family issues.
Person is open to other people.
Person has fantasy issues, but in context, seems to be an excessive restraining of her fantasies.
Person is not hiding anything big.
Person has no problems reaching out to her environment/other people.
Person has no autonomy issues.
Person was happy when she drew the picture! ^__^
Spoilers below! (in small text)
Picture is grounded, thus the artist is not psychotic.
There is at least some space between the 3 things, thus there are good boundaries. They're not spaced too far apart either, so there's no indication of any overbearing issues.
Tree trunks are intact, thus no fragmented personality.
Tree is healthy, with lots of "foilage", which indicates that the artist has had success in reaching out.
No animals present, thus there are no Id issues.
No knotholes, and intrepreting the "faces" on the tree's as just an indication that the trees are healthy.
However, the faces in the trees and sun indicates some regressive tendencies.
House is "normally sized" compared to the rest of the picture, thus there were no nurturing issues as a child.
Windows, doors, and whatnot seem to indicate that there's an openness to other people.
Of note, the "roof border" is excessively shaded... while this could fall under the detail category and indicate fantasies that are brewing and could be acted out... The implied intrepretation instead seems to be an excessive restrainment of fantasy.
Sex of the drawn person is the same as the artist, thus nothing big is being hidden.
Arms and hands are drawn (at least what I can see) thus the artist is reaching out to her environment well.
Legs and feet are drawn, thus there are no autonomy issues.
Legs and feet are "stick figure-ish" indicating again, a regressive tendency.
Head drawn first; artist tends to think before she acts...
Happy face shows artist was happy when she drew it... ^_^
No really excessive detail shows no indication of OCD.
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Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 12:59 am
Some is true. Some is not. xd
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Posted: Mon May 26, 2008 5:16 pm
I wants to do this. o-o
I guess it would be more accurate if you know nothing about me? xD
...will draw later.
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