from the book The Graphologist's Alphabet by Eric Singer, with these charming drawings by Gertrude Elias.
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why are they all so negative?! no matter how you write you just can't win with eric singer...
ReplyDeleteInteresting design...however those diagnoses seem completely ludicrous to me.
ReplyDeleteyeah, singer's rather harsh, ain't he? especially on the thread connection! and yes, these diagnosese are to be taken very very seriously, not at all ludicrous.
ReplyDeleteThought Provoking! Nice design also.
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