Sounds like a horoscope
This is a painting-like tree.
The general way that's been drawn, with tons of dots for leaves and flowers, and lots of lines for the trunk suggest a meticulous person. They also suggest compulsive inclinations.
The soil-line is missing, which suggests someone more keen on ideas and theories than then pragmatic facts. It's not extreme in this case, just a tendency.
The tree covers the entire page which suggests high self-esteem.(if it's not zoomed in, that slider on the side would suggest the tree is small compared to the page size? I don't know how your drawing software works, and how zoomed in on the tree you were while drawing it)
Page positioning is quite central, leaning a bit towards the left side, so slightly more nostalgic.
Having no roots suggest you're more of a dreamer than a pragmatic person. The base of the tree is more robust, so it's only a tendency.
The trunk is thick at the base, thins out towards the middle, and thickens back up on the top. This suggest a stronger personality during childhood, some sort of losing your identity in adolescence/young years, then starting to be more pronounced again in the later years. It's slightly larger than normal, so you're a bit more self-centred. The moss on the trunk suggests that the past you/childhood is long forgotten and buried deep in a way.
The branches are kinda cut off from the trunk, covered by leaves, suggesting you're not being really genuine. Them protruding from the leaves crown also suggests aggression/violent tendencies.
Flowers are actually quite rare to be drawn in a tree.(10-5% of girls and almost no men) They mean you tend to put on a facade to appear in a certain way to people, more "cute" and "girly".
The leaves are plentiful. This suggests a rather full and happy life. Both the leaves and flowers falling from the tree suggest a decay on this however, a loss of energy, a loss of friends, a loss of time, a loss of enjoyment?
That's all I could gather, accurate, inaccurate?
A shadow not so dark.
Cheery bye!
This is a painting-like tree.
The general way that's been drawn, with tons of dots for leaves and flowers, and lots of lines for the trunk suggest a meticulous person. They also suggest compulsive inclinations.
The soil-line is missing, which suggests someone more keen on ideas and theories than then pragmatic facts. It's not extreme in this case, just a tendency.
The tree covers the entire page which suggests high self-esteem.(if it's not zoomed in, that slider on the side would suggest the tree is small compared to the page size? I don't know how your drawing software works, and how zoomed in on the tree you were while drawing it)
Page positioning is quite central, leaning a bit towards the left side, so slightly more nostalgic.
Having no roots suggest you're more of a dreamer than a pragmatic person. The base of the tree is more robust, so it's only a tendency.
The trunk is thick at the base, thins out towards the middle, and thickens back up on the top. This suggest a stronger personality during childhood, some sort of losing your identity in adolescence/young years, then starting to be more pronounced again in the later years. It's slightly larger than normal, so you're a bit more self-centred. The moss on the trunk suggests that the past you/childhood is long forgotten and buried deep in a way.
The branches are kinda cut off from the trunk, covered by leaves, suggesting you're not being really genuine. Them protruding from the leaves crown also suggests aggression/violent tendencies.
Flowers are actually quite rare to be drawn in a tree.(10-5% of girls and almost no men) They mean you tend to put on a facade to appear in a certain way to people, more "cute" and "girly".
The leaves are plentiful. This suggests a rather full and happy life. Both the leaves and flowers falling from the tree suggest a decay on this however, a loss of energy, a loss of friends, a loss of time, a loss of enjoyment?
That's all I could gather, accurate, inaccurate?
Accurate.
This is a pretty normal-looking tree. (Edit: it was generated with the program after all ^^)
The strokes don't convey that much, they're pretty self assured.
The proportions are good, all good.
It's normal, no irregularities.
A tree drawn like this by someone, either is completely normal, or indicates the person wants to not be "read" by the test.
There's a soil-line, so there's some healthy pragmatism.
The branches vanish into the crown, which is alright. They're well connected to the trunk. So genuine expression.
Crown is full, no problems with interacting with the medium.
It's very standard, there isn't a lot I can read in it unfortunately.
I did forget to mention, the trees can't be christmas trees, because when the test was devised, christmas trees/pinecones were excluded as per instructions. It was first argued that they wouldn't reflect the personality as well since they're more standard looking, but this is probably not true. No data on elements of christmass trees in the book tho, and the fact that they hide most of the trunk is a bit troublesome.
A palm tree usually means the person feels like they're out of place in their current environment, unless they're from like the desert and only see palm trees around. In which case an uncommon tree from over there would mean this.
Having the paper placed with the wide side down suggests the person is a non-conformist.
A shadow not so dark.
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