How to draw and paint comics: \r
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Become a better writer \r
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Take the official Rorshach ink blot test to see if you are crazy. This test should not be taken seriously, as psychologists rarely even use it. But it is fun to see how different you are, by the different answers you give verses the normal answers most give. \r
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From a legal standpoint, the Rorschach test images have been in the public domain for many years in most countries, particularly those with a copyright term of up to 70 years post mortem auctoris. They have been in the public domain in Hermann Rorschachs native Switzerland since 1992 (70 years after the authors death, or 50 years after the cut-off date of 1942), according to Swiss copyright law.[117][118] They are also in the public domain under United States copyright law[119][120] where all works published before 1923 are considered to be in the public domain.[121] This means that the Rorschach images may be used by anyone for any purpose. William Poundstone was, perhaps, first to make them public in his 1983 book Big Secrets, where he also described the method of administering the test.\r
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This is the official test, with the original 10 plates, as used by Rorschach to determine if people are disturbed. Are you crazy?