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Oncu EC et al. – Drawings were analyzed using figure size, lack of basic parts, use of colors and forms of depicting emotions. It was factual that, traumatised children produced pictures reflecting their emotional state and desire concerning about the events they had experienced. On the otherside nontraumatised children’s drawings reflected their physical desire. Implications of these facts are discussed in this report.

 

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