Type Me via Collage

[Peter Deadpan]

Thanks, I've been practicing with the instincts a lot. I got a lot of those ideas from one of the Fauvres' classes on the instincts...I was kind of disparaging the class in my head the other day (sorry if you read this Katherine), but it looks like it now has some uses. I love when something you think is crap suddenly blossoms with value.


Second, I want to play. I'd be interested in knowing what people (anyone, not just Peter Deadpan) get from this particular collage (sorry guys, you'll have to follow the link, computer's being stupid):

Imgur: The magic of the Internet

I'm not saying who specifically made this collage (it may or may not be mine ), but I have it in my possession, and I've gotten some very...unusual feedback on it in the past. Thoughts?

Okay, here goes.

As weird as it may sound, what first jumped into my head was "7". In part because of the sheer variety of it all. The raspberry image seems 7 Sp - a pop of color, flavored with epicurean self-indulgence. The king also seems 7-ish to me with it's movement and also how it seems to make a mockery of authority.

At first glance, the "Revolution" image stands out from the rest. It seems rather... traditional and social, something a socially oriented ISTJ 6 would pick or something. However, maybe there is some sort of deeper statement here. With the colonial flag, it's clearly a reference to the American Revolution, so maybe the king is a reference to George III who was king at that time. Additionally, at left we see a soldier, perhaps crying or broken. He appears to be a Vietnam soldier. Given that these two wars were some-200 years apart from one another, I'm gonna conclude that the message being transmitted is a broad one of criticism toward the greed and lust of those in power, and the damage inflicted on the common man, and the irony that we celebrate such "victories". The center image appears to be a ninja? Perhaps turned away from the innocence of the inner child, but certainly not completely unaffected by it.

The other three corner images represent a loss and sorrow so stabbing that it can only be depicted in images; friends, lovers, children. The image at bottom center is total loss, being left only with oneself. There is a palpable pain here, but also a refusal to surrender all strength. Symbolism. "This is the path I walk and I do so with what I have."

Bearing all of the above in mind, I conclude that the raspberries are actually an ironic title of sorts for this collage: "The Fruit of our Labor"

Type wise, there is a lot going on here. The entire thing is statement, and a strong one at that, of disapproval. It certainly isn't social blind for this reason. I'm leaning toward Sx/So or So/Sx. It's as if the creator is yelling "Look at what you people are doing to yourselves!" It's a statement about humanity and self-inflicted suffering, or at least self-species inflicted suffering. Overall, it's too breathy to be Sx/Sp or Sp/Sx, which tend to have some level of a smothering quality, and rarely depict people outside of the realm of sexuality and sensuality or isolation (the "Revolution" and king pictures fit into So). I also considered So/Sp, but there is such a focus on one-to-one connection here that it doesn't seem sexual blind. Overall, there are elements of all three instincts, but it seems to be a statement about loss of connection at a higher social level.

Tritype wise, it's a little tough for me. My knee jerk analysis was 648, a true Truth Teller, but then I felt maybe it wasn't 8 enough. There seems to be a desire for harmonious union like a 9, but if I look closer, there is a hidden vulnerability underneath, particularly the ninja turning away from the innocent inner child. This brings me back to 8. The heart fix is probably 4 given the intensity of sorrow, longing, loss, and loneliness, although these are certainly universal feelings. Head fix is even tougher to determine, but since I am not getting an "I am an alien overwhelmed by the real world, so instead I choose to observe it from afar" sensation, I'll throw 5 out. I'll also throw 6 out because I don't think that the underlying message was blatantly in the viewer's face, rather it was a creative blending of disparate images into a cohesive message. I think 6 tries to be either more directly confrontational, or not confrontational at all, and this was more intentionally abstract and somewhere in the middle, almost like the creator wanted to test the viewer's ability to deconstruct everything and then piece it all back together appropriately. Therefore, 7.

Conclusion: 847 Sx/So (I'm choosing 8 first because it's not melancholic enough for 4, and it's not light enough for 7).
The Messenger is the archetype with a unique and original message to deliver, and I think that was the purpose of this collage.

 

[Coriolis]

I did another, because I got a new app that lets me put more pictures and this is more fun than I thought.
This is really me this time, promise.

EDIT: Fixed the first collage,
added a few pics I wanted to initially add before the app shat on me. Yay!

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(Oops my hand slipped, I made two more)

You added new ones. That's cheating. I probably won't get to all of them at once, but I will at least start with the first one. I am doing this quickly, so it is relatively impressionistic and not that strictly organized.

Obvious first impressions: I, and Fi. Every picture has a person in it, and only one at a time. Seems like a focus on the invidual rather than on relationships, or on the individual in relation to others. This suggests a strong self-focus, perhaps a very introspective person. Again, Fi but in IV would be sx/sp - or perhaps sp/sx. I think that sx intensity can come out even in intrapersonal space somehow, but then I am no enneagram expert.

The colors are muted and on the darker spectrum, but much less so than mine. It puts me in mind of Exolvuntur's blog title: the gentle darkness. The style of the photos seems very Asian, which probably says more about the maker's culture than type. On the other hand, some types might be more likely to reach beyond their own culture in choosing images. The people in the images all look like they could be you, which suggests a very direct relationship to you, as in you see yourself in them, whether individually or in aggregate. Not sure what this says about type - perhaps Fi in conjunction with Se? Enneagram-wise it does all look rather 4-ish.

The details are almost incidental, overwhelmed by the overall impression (or perhaps just my bias in looking). For instance, I didn't notice the many weapons that others have pointed out. I don't know if the specific items or dress in the images are meant to represent something. If so, it doesn't come out as a strong theme. There is a mix of formality and intimacy; engagement and withdrawal/detachment in the people shown. This may be because you do both, or want to do both. This again points to sp/sx or the reverse.

The lower right image (black/grey on red background) is a bit anomalous. Its figure seems to be wearing a mask rather than just his (?) bare face, as the others do. His posture is more commanding or imposing than the others, even the ones with weapons. He comes across like the demon in the background, looking for opportunities to manipulate or toy with the more conscious attributes and tendencies presented in the other images. Not sure this says anything about type, as we all can have our demons.

So, bottom line type impression: I_FP,with N>S slightly since the details don't gel readily into coherent themes with subtext, though I might just be missing something. As for enneagram, I get mostly 4 and 6 from this, and perhaps a bit of 3. Based only on this I would put SX first as IV.

 

[Luminous]

[MENTION=35920]Ixaerus[/MENTION] You're sneaky! I'll come back and look at the new ones you added (which I wouldn't have noticed if Cor hadn't pointed it out!) You should have made a new post. tsk.

 

[Earl Grey]

You added new ones. That's cheating. I probably won't get to all of them at once, but I will at least start with the first one. I am doing this quickly, so it is relatively impressionistic and not that strictly organized.

Obvious first impressions: I, and Fi. Every picture has a person in it, and only one at a time. Seems like a focus on the invidual rather than on relationships, or on the individual in relation to others. This suggests a strong self-focus, perhaps a very introspective person. Again, Fi but in IV would be sx/sp - or perhaps sp/sx. I think that sx intensity can come out even in intrapersonal space somehow, but then I am no enneagram expert.

The colors are muted and on the darker spectrum, but much less so than mine. It puts me in mind of Exolvuntur's blog title: the gentle darkness. The style of the photos seems very Asian, which probably says more about the maker's culture than type. On the other hand, some types might be more likely to reach beyond their own culture in choosing images. The people in the images all look like they could be you, which suggests a very direct relationship to you, as in you see yourself in them, whether individually or in aggregate. Not sure what this says about type - perhaps Fi in conjunction with Se? Enneagram-wise it does all look rather 4-ish.

The details are almost incidental, overwhelmed by the overall impression (or perhaps just my bias in looking). For instance, I didn't notice the many weapons that others have pointed out. I don't know if the specific items or dress in the images are meant to represent something. If so, it doesn't come out as a strong theme. There is a mix of formality and intimacy; engagement and withdrawal/detachment in the people shown. This may be because you do both, or want to do both. This again points to sp/sx or the reverse.

The lower right image (black/grey on red background) is a bit anomalous. Its figure seems to be wearing a mask rather than just his (?) bare face, as the others do. His posture is more commanding or imposing than the others, even the ones with weapons. He comes across like the demon in the background, looking for opportunities to manipulate or toy with the more conscious attributes and tendencies presented in the other images. Not sure this says anything about type, as we all can have our demons.

So, bottom line type impression: I_FP,with N>S slightly since the details don't gel readily into coherent themes with subtext, though I might just be missing something. As for enneagram, I get mostly 4 and 6 from this, and perhaps a bit of 3. Based only on this I would put SX first as IV.

Nah, I didn't consciously put the swords in. I only noticed the one with 3 swords because I particularly struggled fitting the 3 swords in the image (the image editor was being a !*^$^&%), but I wasn't consciously thinking "THIS PHOTOSET IS GONNA HAVE SWORDS AW YEA". I was surprised to see how many there were.
And no- he's not wearing a mask- he's just shadowed.

So happy to receive this assessment! Thank you, Coriolis! Wow, I'm an INFP 4w3, 6, sx/sp / sp/sx. That's quite the type.

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Ixaerus You're sneaky! I'll come back and look at the new ones you added (which I wouldn't have noticed if Cor hadn't pointed it out!) You should have made a new post. tsk.

[spams ghost emojis]

 

[Luminous]

From The Aesthetics of your Beast thread here on the forum:

 

[Luminous]

From some of the Aesthetics threads here on the forum:

 

[Earl Grey]

I'm super excited to do this, please y'all, please analyze me!

I'm going to use images I had already saved as it seems the most authentic that way.

From my private blog here:

My own photos, from my private blog here:

My own photos, some of my favorites:

I'll be back to post more! Muahaha!

This is not a style I'm used to. So, apologies if my commentary is short. EDIT: Ne...vermind.

A lot of the pictures chosen are dark in colour, and overall depict someone alone. They also are strongly gendered, the women are feminine / obviously women, and there is a lot of focus on beauty/feminity/womanhood- long eyelashes, lips, body shape, hair, as well as the clothing being worn. Everything seems to depict/describe one person instead of multiple facets of the person in relation to the outside world, like a delving into a deep dark cave of the heart- who this woman is.

I might have given E2 because of the focus on love, but I am torn between E2 and E4- E2 only because of a high desire for love and 'soulmates' that I am getting from this set in general. The desire to be seen, to be held. E4 due to lots of focus of the 'delving into darkness' and the pain due to perhaps not having that. Some with eyes closed, drowning, falling, or disintegrating (woman disintegrating into petals- a woman having let her passion let her come undone? The petals are very striking), as if closing their eyes to the pain but trying to keep standing. There isn't an overt expression of strength or fighting back interestingly, just going through the motions, dissolved in and wading through sorrow. Searching. Moving, but only for the sake of it. Over time, she has made that darkness home, like the photo on the lower left and lower right of the second set- she is wandering around but does not seem lost, standing in it.

On the third set I'm feeling something different, the faintest touch of brightness. More women's faces are visible, they are closer to the viewer, and more are in dynamic motion. A feeling of being one with the darkness within, as well as symbolic companionship, which may or may not be real (lady and many crows, lady and the wolf,), befriending your demons (lady and the 1 crow sharing a smoke). Allusions to rising from darkness, rising from a stark, dark, dead state. Everything is overall dark but some of the women are shining, there is a skeleton riding a dead skeleton of a horse. The one of the lady clutching her red chest is particularly warmer than the others, her eyes are not seen. Private thoughts, focus on the heart, focus on feelings, focus on what is keeping the lady moving, going on.

Starting from the fourth set, we see the lady's relation to the outside world. There are no people, interestingly. Just nature, her pet dog, I assume? Animals. From the forward-facing dog, I feel loyalty, from the animals and the dog running off, innocence. A beautiful world, or a dream of it? A lot of the nature photos show a focus on beauty and untouched growth. Nothing is violent, dark, or in-your face. It's beautiful and light. I'd give soc 9 from this, soc due to the feeling of belonging in the image instead of sx bonds or sp safety (also, there is some bit about 9s being one with nature and the cosmos and the like).

Next, there is some darkness again. Flowers and a clear, empty sky. Silhouettes of trees, being under a canopy of branches. Dead trees, even. A lone bunny in winter. The peacock is interestingly not looking at the camera and is slightly veiled by its own feathers. It gives me a feeling of "Don't look at me," overall, so I'm giving E4 over E2.

OVERALL
MBTI: Lots of symbolism and introversion, lots of emotional pieces. INF-. May incline to Fi over Fe due to individuality, but other than that I don't particularly see anything tipping the scales to either direction, but I'll give INFP anyway.
Enneagram: 49-. 4w5, due to no E3 showiness. 9w1, simply because I'm not seeing any ID influence. 6w7. May give 7w6 or 6w7 for head fix, inclined to the latter due to a feeling of anxiety and being overwhelmed, security-seeking, loyalty, safety, w7 due to avoidance themes + there being tiny spots of light/joy weaved into some of the pictures. sx/so, sx-first due to the feeling of longing and missing that goes along with E4, soc for reasons I've given above.

If I were to give E2 instead, it'd be 2w1 sp due to the focus of security in emotions (I don't know much about the manifestation of E2 variants though, so I may be wrong).

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Tbh, since no one can tell for sure what anything means/symbolizes other than the person themselves, I feel like I'm doing some big BS-slinging here y'all.

 

[Luminous]

This is not a style I'm used to. So, apologies if my commentary is short. EDIT: Ne...vermind.

A lot of the pictures chosen are dark in colour, and overall depict someone alone. They also are strongly gendered, the women are feminine / obviously women, and there is a lot of focus on beauty/feminity/womanhood- long eyelashes, lips, body shape, hair, as well as the clothing being worn. Everything seems to depict/describe one person instead of multiple facets of the person in relation to the outside world, like a delving into a deep dark cave of the heart- who this woman is.

I might have given E2 because of the focus on love, but I am torn between E2 and E4- E2 only because of a high desire for love and 'soulmates' that I am getting from this set in general. The desire to be seen, to be held. E4 due to lots of focus of the 'delving into darkness' and the pain due to perhaps not having that. Some with eyes closed, drowning, falling, or disintegrating (woman disintegrating into petals- a woman having let her passion let her come undone? The petals are very striking), as if closing their eyes to the pain but trying to keep standing. There isn't an overt expression of strength or fighting back interestingly, just going through the motions, dissolved in and wading through sorrow. Searching. Moving, but only for the sake of it. Over time, she has made that darkness home, like the photo on the lower left and lower right of the second set- she is wandering around but does not seem lost, standing in it.

On the third set I'm feeling something different, the faintest touch of brightness. More women's faces are visible, they are closer to the viewer, and more are in dynamic motion. A feeling of being one with the darkness within, as well as symbolic companionship, which may or may not be real (lady and many crows, lady and the wolf,), befriending your demons (lady and the 1 crow sharing a smoke). Allusions to rising from darkness, rising from a stark, dark, dead state. Everything is overall dark but some of the women are shining, there is a skeleton riding a dead skeleton of a horse. The one of the lady clutching her red chest is particularly warmer than the others, her eyes are not seen. Private thoughts, focus on the heart, focus on feelings, focus on what is keeping the lady moving, going on.

Starting from the fourth set, we see the lady's relation to the outside world. There are no people, interestingly. Just nature, her pet dog, I assume? Animals. From the forward-facing dog, I feel loyalty, from the animals and the dog running off, innocence. A beautiful world, or a dream of it? A lot of the nature photos show a focus on beauty and untouched growth. Nothing is violent, dark, or in-your face. It's beautiful and light. I'd give soc 9 from this, soc due to the feeling of belonging in the image instead of sx bonds or sp safety (also, there is some bit about 9s being one with nature and the cosmos and the like).

Next, there is some darkness again. Flowers and a clear, empty sky. Silhouettes of trees, being under a canopy of branches. Dead trees, even. A lone bunny in winter. The peacock is interestingly not looking at the camera and is slightly veiled by its own feathers. It gives me a feeling of "Don't look at me," overall, so I'm giving E4 over E2.

OVERALL
MBTI: Lots of symbolism and introversion, lots of emotional pieces. INF-. May incline to Fi over Fe due to individuality, but other than that I don't particularly see anything tipping the scales to either direction, but I'll give INFP anyway.
Enneagram: 49-. 4w5, due to no E3 showiness. 9w1, simply because I'm not seeing any ID influence. 6w7. May give 7w6 or 6w7 for head fix, inclined to the latter due to a feeling of anxiety and being overwhelmed, security-seeking, loyalty, safety, w7 due to avoidance themes + there being tiny spots of light/joy weaved into some of the pictures. sx/so, sx-first due to the feeling of longing and missing that goes along with E4, soc for reasons I've given above.

If I were to give E2 instead, it'd be 2w1 sp due to the focus of security in emotions (I don't know much about the manifestation of E2 variants though, so I may be wrong).

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Tbh, since no one can tell for sure what anything means/symbolizes other than the person themselves, I feel like I'm doing some big BS-slinging here y'all.

I think your analysis was great! Not BS at all! Thank you for it.

 

[Betty Blue]

Not sure how this thread works, this is the only collage that I have made. I spent some time on it and pretty happy its a good representation. Am I supposed to mention someone? Or just hope someone will come and analyse it?

 

[RadicalDoubt]

Here's some new ones of mine, somewhat quickly made. I'll come back to analyze others in time:

Edit: If anyone knows how to change the sizing of these, that sort of knowledge would be greatly appreciated... I'm not a fan of blurry collage images

 

[Earl Grey]

Moving the photosets I cheatingly edited into added to [my previous post] and putting it in this new post instead.
Also added a new photoset, because Lumi told me to I can.

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If you want to interpret this particular photoset and do a clear/clean interpretation, don't open this following spoiler.

I don't usually use real people's faces nor do I like doing so, but the photos of this particular person was very striking to me, because it was similar in style (hairstyle, clothing, accessories) and expression (eyes, smile, even the eyebrows) to myself, that when I first saw it I had to do a double take. Basically, I can see myself doing the exact same pose in the exact same expression and clothes.

Disclaimer though, that I am nowhere near that handsome.

 

[RadicalDoubt]

Analyzing collages for me is either a hit or complete misfire so... Take it as you may y'all

[MENTION=35920]Ixaerus[/MENTION]

Ooh I really like these, the sort of energy they give off is very different from some of the other collages you did (although the others were more human oriented so that's probably why). As a whole, I'd probably peg this set of yours as a 9w8 5 combo, sp/(so), and probably something with Fi and Si

Overall, all of these collages had a very heavy elemental/nature theme, which is pretty typical for most sp made collages. There was an air of solitariness and self proficiency in all of them, as they either focused on one person in singularity or didn't have a prominent human aspect at all.

From your first collage, overall I got a very strong 9w8 sp vibe. The dulled color combinations as well as the primarily greyed theme blended the pictures together well, making for an overall serene, "one with nature" sort of feel, which I associate heavily with 9. On one side you have the comfort and warmth of a cabin ad the peaceful calm of solitude, which hits on 9s withdrawn comfort bubble and ideal state of mind. But on the other side you have more of the warm/firey color tones, perhaps it could be emotionality, perhaps anger or power, but it's worth noting that these symbols come across as controlled in nature; The fire contained to it's cone, the red contained by the moon, not in way that's obviously notable unless you look at the collage for a couple minutes. So 9w8 is fitting. The overall solitary ambiance hits well with withdrawn types Theme wise, the second collage is very similar, except there's more of a focus on the changing of states, power and peace, emotionality and lack of such. There is also the addition of the solitary/lonely roads. Competency (specifically 5) influence would make sense for both of these. There seems to be a distinct focus on the internal world and emotional states, which I'd associate with Fi.

The last collage is really a different sort of tone than the other two, although still distinctly 9 in nature. It's brighter as a contrast, but still serene/calm atmospherically so... Positive outlook 9. Didn't look at your spoiler (yet) and am not going to be surprised if this interpretation in particular is off just because this could be the guys name, but "Lorcan" means "little fierce one" if you google it on name meaning sites lol. Combined with the two wave states, I could see 9w8 fitting this (although less with than with the other two, this one is distinctly 9). I guess the direct eye contact given by the collage could be a sign of intensity, acceptance, and confidence as well, which can be taken for an integrating 9. The brighter colors sort of make me go with a lighter type combination, sp/so for this one rather than just pure sp or even sp/sx

Color choice and blendyness made me go with Si btw.

So. ISTJ/INFP 9w8 sp/so (95?)

[MENTION=9160]Betty Blue[/MENTION]

Overall as a general vibe, I'd probably go with 749 in that order. I struggled for awhile discerning whether I was going to say this was sp/so 4 or sp 7, but I think overall a combination of the two, sp/so 7(w6) core might fit this best? Mbti wise, this is pretty typical NeFi, wouldn't be surprised if this was an ENFP collage.

The most notable thing about this collage as a whole is the colors, vibrancy, and variability of the pictures as a whole. The bright colors create a sense of stimulation, novelty (especially with the addition of nebula) and plays on the fantastical, which is pretty typical of 7 as a whole in a way that's particularly Ne. It doesn't really have an aggressive feel at all, but rather a playfully scatted sort of design which fits 7w6 well enough. Despite this, there is a certain contained/withdrawn feel that is also presented even with the vibrancy of colors and without the addition of the more contemplative colors, which may be indicative of the sp instinct?

There is a second side to the collage that is more contemplative and sad, the depiction of the eye, the pictures that combine both sadness and strength combined; Which fits the sp 4 image fairly well. I go with sp/so rather than sp/sx just because the sx feel of intensity, merging, and such wasn't really present outside the theme of 7. 9 comes in with the lack of lines around individual pictures, "binding" them together in a sort of way that makes even the contrast present here contained.

 

[Earl Grey]

Analyzing collages for me is either a hit or complete misfire so... Take it as you may y'all

@Ixaerus

Ooh I really like these, the sort of energy they give off is very different from some of the other collages you did (although the others were more human oriented so that's probably why). As a whole, I'd probably peg this set of yours as a 9w8 5 combo, sp/(so), and probably something with Fi and Si

Overall, all of these collages had a very heavy elemental/nature theme, which is pretty typical for most sp made collages. There was an air of solitariness and self proficiency in all of them, as they either focused on one person in singularity or didn't have a prominent human aspect at all.

From your first collage, overall I got a very strong 9w8 sp vibe. The dulled color combinations as well as the primarily greyed theme blended the pictures together well, making for an overall serene, "one with nature" sort of feel, which I associate heavily with 9. On one side you have the comfort and warmth of a cabin ad the peaceful calm of solitude, which hits on 9s withdrawn comfort bubble and ideal state of mind. But on the other side you have more of the warm/firey color tones, perhaps it could be emotionality, perhaps anger or power, but it's worth noting that these symbols come across as controlled in nature; The fire contained to it's cone, the red contained by the moon, not in way that's obviously notable unless you look at the collage for a couple minutes. So 9w8 is fitting. The overall solitary ambiance hits well with withdrawn types Theme wise, the second collage is very similar, except there's more of a focus on the changing of states, power and peace, emotionality and lack of such. There is also the addition of the solitary/lonely roads. Competency (specifically 5) influence would make sense for both of these. There seems to be a distinct focus on the internal world and emotional states, which I'd associate with Fi.

The last collage is really a different sort of tone than the other two, although still distinctly 9 in nature. It's brighter as a contrast, but still serene/calm atmospherically so... Positive outlook 9. Didn't look at your spoiler (yet) and am not going to be surprised if this interpretation in particular is off just because this could be the guys name, but "Lorcan" means "little fierce one" if you google it on name meaning sites lol. Combined with the two wave states, I could see 9w8 fitting this (although less with than with the other two, this one is distinctly 9). I guess the direct eye contact given by the collage could be a sign of intensity, acceptance, and confidence as well, which can be taken for an integrating 9. The brighter colors sort of make me go with a lighter type combination, sp/so for this one rather than just pure sp or even sp/sx

Color choice and blendyness made me go with Si btw.

So. ISTJ/INFP 9w8 sp/so (95?)

The Lorcan I took means 'silent and fierce', and no, it's not the dude's name.
Interesting it was interpreted this way, thanks for taking time doing mine, Kray!

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Eh??? Since when did we have this? Here's mine, type me OwO:

I have stared at your photosets several times, trying to decipher what it means. Like I don't get what I'm looking at, but it's real.
This was tough. Let's get to it.

Interestingly, the photosets express some kind of neuroticism, a feeling of not quite fitting in or properly functioning as a human. I see things traversing the border between human and not. An existence that does not quite fit in.

There is a lot of abstraction that has to do with the grotesque, body parts where they should not be. As if they were strung together only very loosely, and could easily fall apart. 5w4 or 4w5, and 9w1 or 1w9 because ID where? I see no expansive triad here at all.

To note is the permeating feeling of loneliness, I see no sx or soc whatsoever. I'd still be more inclined to give unhealthy or misdirected soc. I say misdirected because there seems to be a theme of fitting in, but cannot. The girl standing on the rocks with fishes surrounding them. The girl with her face scratched out. The hand on the window, a faceless apparition gesturing as if calling for attention. The lone human walking in the woods, where the distance cannot be seen, fog drawn near. Even more E9, would give 9w1 over 1w9 due to the seemingly faint sense of self / existence. Particularly the death + narcotization of the upper middle in the third set, and a focus on feel-good. A feeling of being trapped in one's head. Unhealthy E5, switching over to maybe w6 due to the 'technical' details instead of emotional ones. Several death themes and the lamentations of one's existence- present, enough for me to consider 4 fix, 4w5 to be precise. Everything is placed in an orderly manner, but not in a way that makes me feel that it was meant to appeal or shroud the self in an image.


CONCLUSION
9w1, 5w6, 4w5. so/sp due to the seeming longing to belong and find a place, find a way to function that I tie to soc 9 and maybe lower health or conflicted soc 5. soc 4 also fits in, being the individual that wants to fit in but can't quite, made even more difficult with E4 being so low on the tritype. E4 due to the focus on identity, it does not seem external or externally imposed, but a self-characterization. 5 over 6 despite the anxiety, due to everything seemingly 'in the head' and the very introverted nature of the sets. sx-last for obvious reasons.

I'd give INTP, off pure vibes, but also because INTP are the warmest robots. Which are the vibes I got from these sets.

To note also that I did not read others' assessments if any, so if there is any overlap, apologies.

 

[Betty Blue]

Analyzing collages for me is either a hit or complete misfire so... Take it as you may y'all


[MENTION=9160]Betty Blue[/MENTION]

Overall as a general vibe, I'd probably go with 749 in that order. I struggled for awhile discerning whether I was going to say this was sp/so 4 or sp 7, but I think overall a combination of the two, sp/so 7(w6) core might fit this best? Mbti wise, this is pretty typical NeFi, wouldn't be surprised if this was an ENFP collage.

The most notable thing about this collage as a whole is the colors, vibrancy, and variability of the pictures as a whole. The bright colors create a sense of stimulation, novelty (especially with the addition of nebula) and plays on the fantastical, which is pretty typical of 7 as a whole in a way that's particularly Ne. It doesn't really have an aggressive feel at all, but rather a playfully scatted sort of design which fits 7w6 well enough. Despite this, there is a certain contained/withdrawn feel that is also presented even with the vibrancy of colors and without the addition of the more contemplative colors, which may be indicative of the sp instinct?

There is a second side to the collage that is more contemplative and sad, the depiction of the eye, the pictures that combine both sadness and strength combined; Which fits the sp 4 image fairly well. I go with sp/so rather than sp/sx just because the sx feel of intensity, merging, and such wasn't really present outside the theme of 7. 9 comes in with the lack of lines around individual pictures, "binding" them together in a sort of way that makes even the contrast present here contained.

I enjoyed reading that. I'm particularly interested in the choice of SP/SO over SP/SX, I have toyed around with weather I am sx/sp or sp/sx but have always been so last. There was one picture I could not find which I think might have indicated more sp/sx though, if it were included in the collage. I used to have it as an avatar but it solicited too much attention so I removed it.

Edit: I would have thought the Flamenco dancer was raging sp/sx ….. Where would the social be, could you expound on that?

 

[1487610420]

I enjoyed reading that. I'm particularly interested in the choice of SP/SO over SP/SX, I have toyed around with weather I am sx/sp or sp/sx but have always been so last. There was one picture I could not find which I think might have indicated more sp/sx though, if it were included in the collage. I used to have it as an avatar but it solicited too much attention so I removed it.

Edit: I would have thought the Flamenco dancer was raging sp/sx ….. Where would the social be, could you expound on that?

I think photo interpretation can be done for fun, but I wouldn't put much stock in it for any sort of accurate typing. Ime, the most telling way to discern instinctual variants is thru the syn/contra flow by inferring one's type based on the affinity/lack thereof towards others and their type.

 

[Peter Deadpan]

I think photo interpretation can be done for fun, but I wouldn't put much stock in it for any sort of accurate typing. Ime, the most telling way to discern instinctual variants is thru the syn/contra flow by inferring one's type based on the affinity/lack thereof towards others and their type.

Oh okay, so I am a self-preserving asshole.

I'm okay with that.

I do like the collages thus far for some level of instinctual typing, although I don't agree with assessments elsewhere that mine indicate I'm a 5w4 Sx/Sp. I think it's more likely that under situations of dissatisfaction or low mental functioning, I over-suppress myself and appear more distant, cold, and tense. I just happen to be fairly cerebral and interested in bizarre and scientifically interesting things.

They got my tritype right though.

 

[1487610420]

Oh okay, so I am a self-preserving asshole.

I'm okay with that.

I do like the collages thus far for some level of instinctual typing, although I don't agree with assessments elsewhere that mine indicate I'm a 5w4 Sx/Sp. I think it's more likely that under situations of dissatisfaction or low mental functioning, I over-suppress myself and appear more distant, cold, and tense. I just happen to be fairly cerebral and interested in bizarre and scientifically interesting things.

They got my tritype right though.

best to be honest about who you are lest you attract the wrong ppl into your life fam

 

[Peter Deadpan]

best to be honest about who you are lest you attract the wrong ppl into your life fam

I learn everything the hard way.

 

[1487610420]

I learn everything the hard way.

twss

 

[Maou]

I did this one this morning, using Befunky stock images and some of my own.