interesting, my mom (the house) ate up the page, way too big. and trying to be very fancy, the person (of course i drew as me) peering out a window, no arms, sad face, mad hair, only visible from the chest up (a really bad sign i learn from reading on the internet...ALOT of repression, things denied) ...no shit, sherlock! and the tree, a mere stick lolly-pop, and afterthought, single trunk, thin, with a round circle lolly-pop on top. apparently this is the father figure, T3 said, but i read also it denotes your strength of ego...mine looks pretty frail.. i think she didn't want to specify that as 'me' as that would maybe be too frightening, and never on the 'web' have i found it to signify the father figure...i think she was trying to protect me from seeing the 'alarm' of my pitiful, but somewhat accurate drawing. the kid had just rounded shoulders, no arms or hands...powerless, completely consumed by a grotesquely large house (mom).

the good news, the first thing i drew was the sidewalk OUT OF THE HOUSE from the door to the front of the page (bottom line).

i told her i am really skeptical of this type stuff, but i humored her and perhaps it is revealing. the wimpy tree (father or self), the hidden, powerless child with a sad face, the OPPRESSIVE house, with a heavy bar over the door...'lest you try to get out, my little pretty'...i can feel the tension. and that weak (ass) powerless tree/dad. as clueless as a lolly-pop!!

anyway, new tools, and we'll see where this goes, just wondering if anyone else 'colors with their T'...

always a skeptic, jill