Nothing in life happens just like that. Everything we do or don't do speaks of our character, secret desires, hidden complexes... these, at first glance, meaningless scribbles can tell a lot about us, our character, our hidden desires, secrets, complexes, children's grievances. About how scientists "read" the character of a person according to the drawing, our portal will tell.
Scientific rationale for how you can determine the nature of the picture
Scribble — the most natural way for children to express their emotions, feelings. And since a child is hidden in every adult, then the thoughtless, as we believe, desire to drive a pencil on paper is not alien to us. British psychologist Jack Goodman claims that 65% of people, talking on the phone, draw various drawings — flowers, figurines, spirals, circles...
British psychologist Jack Goodman claims that 65% of people, talking on the phone, draw various scribbles with a pen on paper. These drawings come from the subconscious and have the same basis as dreams.
Psychologists sometimes call these drawings that are born subconsciously, when a person is engaged in another matter, waking dreams. These creations come from the subconscious and have the same basis as dreams. These "oil paintings" — reflection of momentary sensations of the artist: joy, fear, distrust… And although it is necessary to interpret the drawing only in unity with the personality of the "artist", there are some general nuances that concern each person. Our portal will tell about them now.
Butterflies, birds are drawn by those who do not feel solid ground under their feet, who lack stability. In addition, butterflies symbolize an attempt to escape from problems.
Geometric figures are drawn by people of science. Prudent, prudent, they say about such people: they know what they want. Admirers of geometric shapes will measure seven times before taking scissors, sometimes thereby inserting sticks into their own wheels. They are persistent, laconic, have their own opinion about everything, always clearly formulate it. Circles, spirals betray hidden passion, secret plans.
At home they paint personalities in which creativity and rationalism are combined. They are very inventive, sensible, live in harmony with themselves, which is probably why they have no problems with a sense of their own security. The symmetrical house speaks of love for order, planning. "Artist" knows what he wants, persistently striding towards the goal.
The eyes in this case are literally the mirror of the soul. Large, expressive eyes draw sociable persons. Staring — people who are not very polite, as well as those who feel that they are being watched too closely. The authors of small eyes are, as a rule, closed personalities, preferring action to ranting. Incredibly long eyelashes paint womanizers.
Animals are preferred to be portrayed by people who give the impression of restraint. But with those who are trusted, they are open, friendly, reliable; justice, honor for them — not an empty sound. They love children, animals, nature. Taking care of others is as natural to them as breathing. They can boast of strong family ties, but sometimes they want to be alone with themselves. Mouse drawn by a woman, — evidence of a lack of intimacy. Tiger, wolf symbolizes inner anger, irritation, conflict of character. Of the pluses — bubbling energy, the ability to reflect, analyze. Fox — plans for something not entirely legal; squirrel — need for support, care; bear — exemplary family man, conscientious employee. Cats are drawn by people with good taste, but conservative, prone to melancholy. Loyal, fair, sociable, honest, surrounded by friends prefer to portray dogs. Snake — a symbol of wisdom, therefore, people who are reasonable, laconic, accustomed to relying on themselves draw creeping people. It also happens that by constantly drawing the same animal, a person demonstrates a desire to follow his habits.
Squiggles are usually drawn by very impressionable natures, subtly feeling changes in mood in others.
Stars are preferred by those who want to be the center of the universe. However, if the stars have a lot of rays or they are drawn not in the middle of the sheet, but in the corner, from the edges, this may indicate depression.
Saw teeth, symbolizing aggression, a hidden inferiority complex, betray an egoist.
Initials, first name, last name — favorite motives of daring personalities, focused solely on themselves. If this is someone else's name, then "artist" thinks about this person more often, more than about the others, giving him either love or… hatred, not knowing how to deal with it.
Cartoons: the biological age of the "artist" does not match internal. Thinks too much about the future and plans "for growth." He has a critical view of things, sometimes he is spiteful.
Crosses symbolize guilt — either your own or friends/colleagues.
Circles, no matter what — located side by side, crawling on top of each other — they always talk about one thing: a person in search of his "I". Needs support, not only friends, but even strangers. Also circles — evidence of nobility.
Leaves, especially clearly traced, just scream: the author is a woman wants a child. A thick stem betrays the desire of the "artist" become a wonderful hostess.
Smiling faces come from the pen of people who are cheerful, energetic, with a good sense of humor, but not too picky about means when it comes to goals. For loved ones, they seem to be ready for anything, but it is difficult to rely on them. Unsmiling faces depict secretive melancholic, keeping a distance, having high self-esteem, ambitious.
The weapon speaks of passion. Love for such a person — it is a struggle and decisive action. In friendship, he is cordial, devoted.
Web — it is a trap. The person found himself in a difficult situation, perhaps even a hopeless one. Also, the cobwebs are drawn by those who want to end the relationship, but do not know how to do it.
Hairstyles are painted by reflexive, philosophizing personalities. Their feelings are noble, they notice the beauty in everything, because they are gifted with artistic abilities.
Profiles (faces in profile) display on paper personalities who are overly cautious, reserved, who like to give evasive answers.
Bee honeycombs are drawn by calm, non-conflict people who dream of a quiet family life.
Stains, blots testify, paradoxically, to the intelligence, prudence, goodwill of a person who is always ready to help, who is not afraid of risk and struggle — but only honest.
Plant motifs are chosen by moderate natures, who tend to stick to the golden mean in everything.
Mug faces betray a humorous individual, positive, able to laugh at himself.
Hearts. On the one hand, this may be evidence of a good mood, complacency; on the other — naivety. And, of course, those who are in a romantic state draw hearts.
Spirals speak of suppressed emotions, secret plans that the painter does not want to put on public display. Lovers of "twisted plots" often quite sensitive.
Arrows symbolize the goal that the painter wants to achieve. Arrows pointing upwards are evidence of sociability, team spirit; an arrow pointing down gives out a loner. An arrow pointing to the left hints: its creator is stuck in the past; the one whose arrow went to the right looks confidently into the future.
Flowers, clouds, sun — idyll. So, in the soul of the "artist" peace, he is positive, lives in harmony with himself, everything is fine with him and he expects only pleasant surprises from the future. The sun with long rays is depicted by dreamers, with short or no rays at all — stubborn, often withdrawn.
Fantastic Creatures — a sign of distrust. A person hesitates, feeling a lack of determination, which affects both in work, where he is often bypassed by more dexterous employees, and in life, which does not shine with success. Choosing as friends people who are benevolent, but decisive, he often depends too much on their opinion.
People, oddly enough, are drawn feeling lost, helpless, or trying to shirk their responsibilities. Figures from the series "stick, stick, cucumber" give out an emotionally unstable person seeking to isolate himself from society.
Chessboard, tic-tac-toe: a man found himself in a very unpleasant situation. The frequently repeated motif — unfinished business, "artist" the person does not have a good idea of how to finish it, fearing that it will turn out badly anyway.
Pundits say what is «involuntary», from nothing to do drawing — thing is very useful. Improves concentration, stimulates creative thinking. It is no coincidence that the margins of the manuscripts of many great writers are full of scribbles.
Scientists say what is «involuntary», from nothing to do drawing — thing is very useful. Improves concentration, stimulates creative thinking. It is no coincidence that there are many such drawings in the margins of the manuscripts of great writers. Pushkin, for example, depicted self-portraits, figures of people on manuscripts, thereby revealing to his descendants the secret of his character. And if you may not be very interested in the character of the great poet, then you should take a closer look at close people, employees. What do your friends draw there?
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