MYERS–BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR

My thesis is based on Myers-Briggs type theory.
Katherine Briggs and Isabel Myers created the MBTI test and type theory based on the work of Karl Gustav Jung.

My goal is to identify the 16 different personality types. They have identified the display was in the form of a poster and then their publication in that particular type with descriptions, interesting points, and questions outlining the test.

The MBTI personality test distinguishes four basic dimensions that are about people's decision-making and information processing. The structure of the theory is that I generated unique code for each type and then supplemented it with attributes specific to that type. Thus, the image became decodable for the viewer.

The biggest challenge was to make the generated vectors very similar, how to incorporate strict elements into the 16 figural graphics so that they differ according to their properties. This is how the idea came to make the vector a different part of each figure. Consequently, types are not always represented by humans, sometimes by fictional beings, they take the form of an object or even an animal.

The posters are provided with the historical background, description, test questions, and personality types of the type theory, which are
interpreted and systematized by a publication containing information on.

Using the structure of the theory, I generated a unique code for each type, so I wrote the names of the eight and vector-linked types in a clockwise direction, as if playing scrabble.

I have decided that I will print the vectors as a seal, which will make them uniform, yet excitingly different and unrepeatable. The next step was to create as diverse a set of textures as possible, scanning, drawing, painting, cutting, not knowing what to use when and how.