What words couldn't say, through your fingertips
It is one blank sheet, without a single line on it.
It is a space to draw, wherever your hand takes you, the feelings you tried to put into words and left unsaid.
It doesn't have to look like the real thing, so fill it in with an easy heart.
How it works
- Spread out the paper and pick up one pencil or colored pencil, whichever is within reach.
- Draw whatever comes to mind right now, just as it is. It's fine if it has no shape.
- When you're done, look at it for a moment, and if someone is beside you, you can tell them what you drew.
When · with whom
Made for days when words won't come easily. Sit quietly on your own, or sit across from someone and each draw a sheet.
Expression · Paper · 1–2 people
Three lines a day, written like a morning diary
Expression · Journal · One person
A letter to send to myself one year from now
Expression · Paper · One person
A letter you write knowing you'll never send it
Expression · Paper · One person
At the end of the day, today in just one line
Expression · Journal · One person
Five minutes before bed, three pieces of a gratitude journal
Expression · Journal · One person
A one-week journal for noting something you did for the first time today
Expression · Journal · One person
As if seeing one thing beside you for the first time
Expression · Paper · One person
A scene from a memory that stayed, its colors and places just as they were
Expression · Paper · One person
Today's feelings in lines alone, with no color
Expression · Paper · One person
A thank-you letter you write and then really deliver
Expression · Paper · One person
Comforting the you of back then with the words you have now
Expression · Paper · One person
