Because people see many different things in inkblot, in the 1800 s they were used as games and tests of imagination. Then in 1921, Hermann Rorschach developed his famous Rorschach Inkblot Test. Since then the Rorschach test and other inkblot tests have been intriguing measures of deep psychological processes. Many people are not aware of the intimate role greeting cards play in our lives. At their very best, greeting cards reflect a mixture of psychology, the workings of the brain, and Sigmund Freud s world of dreams and the unconscious.
People see many different things in an inkblot.
You may see people, animals, movement, emotions, and so forth. Over the years researchers have believed that the more you see in an inkblot the more imaginative, flexible, and intelligent you might be. Through Inkblot Greeting Cards your world of deeper thoughts, feelings, hopes, and dreams can be explored. This exploration can be a sort of journey to a new land. When you send an Inkblot Greeting Card, you are sending a deeper part of your self.