PROJECTIVE TEST

THE WARTEGG TEST

8 squares where you draw your own story.

This is not a test with right or wrong answers. These are 8 small beginnings.

You continue as it comes.

What you draw, how you fill — tells more about you than words.

The story:

In the 1930s, German psychologist Erik Wartegg wanted to understand not what a person knows, but their inner world — emotions, fears, way of creating. That's how the 8 squares were born. Today it's used worldwide — from psychotherapy to creative work.

How does it go:

  • Download the sheet, print it.
  • In each square there is a small sign. Turn it into a complete picture аs you wish and imagine.
  • There is no right version. There is your version.
Interpretation — during the session. In 55 minutes I'll analyze what you drew and you'll discover what's hidden and what's happening outside your conscious awareness.

Why does it work?

It's easy

You don't need to be an artist. You need paper and pencil.

It's deep

Drawing bypasses words and shows what you usually don't say.

It's alive

Each person fills the same square completely differently.

Small hint — before you start

  • • Breathe. Don't try to guess what you "should" draw. Draw what first comes to mind.
  • • Be honest. This is not to please someone.
  • • Don't be afraid to experiment. Colors, lines, nonsense — everything is allowed.

This is a tool that helps you see yourself — beyond words.

Download the test