Most of what we carry around doesn't announce itself. It just sits there: in the choices we make, the things we avoid, the objects we instinctively reach for.

This class is a drawing exercise in paying attention to that. You'll sketch a simple imaginary box and place five everyday objects inside it.

No drawing experience needed: basic shapes are enough and the less you overthink the marks, the more honest the result tends to be.

The objects aren't random. Each one has a symbolic dimension that I'll walk you through at the end. What you chose to draw, how you drew it, and where you placed it will tell you something about what you're carrying right now, not in theory, but specifically, in this period of your life.

It takes about 15 minutes. Bring a pen and paper.

If you've taken Intuitive Sketching: A Drawing Exercise in Self-Discovery, this continues from the same method, with different questions.

Progenol GE

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