Here in the first blot I immediately saw the ears and facial shape of some sort of canine (there's something to be said for the psychological side of ink-blots, I was certainly seeing what was on my mind). I also saw this canine wearing a pair of goggles.
In the next picture, the only part I actually changed was adding ovals around the pupils. This was clearly a sinister and foreboding carnivore, with some very interesting markings and what I decided was a bear-skin hat (complete with bear ears), ideal for those chilly winters!
Lastly, I took a different direction with this sketch and with a few alterations turned it into a silouette of a soldier figure, standing over his reflection. I also blotted another sheet of paper but I couldn't see anything interesting in it.
We were then told to take our 3 characters and sketch them interacting. I made up a scenario where the big carnivore is a general, the soldier his henchman and the goggle-wearing canine a dingo doing some welding. I should note this was a quick sketch and the characters came out way more human-like in appearance than I would prefer. Still, quite interesting that with just tiny alterations to completely randomly generated shapes they still fit into my predetermined scheme.I will likely develop something for my character from the second blot as I like the facial markings and how the outer shapes can be interpreted as interesting items of clothing.
