InnerCanvas

Sample Report - Example Only

Person-in-the-Rain

This example shows the structure and evidence limits of a complete InnerCanvas report. It is not an assessment of the viewer.

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Example drawing: Person-in-the-Rain
Product-created example drawing. No real user's content is shown.

Observation before interpretation

What is visibly present

  • Rain lines cover most of the page and lean in one direction.
  • The person is complete and holds a visible umbrella.
  • A ground line anchors the lower part of the scene.

Possible reflections

  • Weather intensity and visible protection are concrete scene features that can support a personal coping story.
  • They do not measure stress, depression, anxiety, or resilience for an individual.

Questions worth exploring

  1. What kind of rain is this?
  2. How does the person experience the weather?
  3. What support exists inside or outside the scene?

Research and methodology

Evidence strength: limited and context-dependent

Limitations

  • Current FEATS research uses a small college sample.
  • Cross-sectional scale associations are not individual prediction.
  • The report does not classify coping ability or mental health.

Sources

  1. The Application of the Formal Elements Art Therapy Scale in the Person-in-the-Rain Drawing Test2024DOI
  2. The Scientific Status of Projective Techniques2000DOI
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