Neurotics Anonymous is a series of products addressed to low self-esteem and low self-confidence. It aims to bring encouragement to people through acknowledging the problems and learning to see the brighter side and embrace themselves.
Neuroticism is a personality trait characterized by fear, anxiety, moodiness, worry, anger, guilt, envy and depression. This project is a reflection from my experiences as a neurotic, and i wanted this project to help others with similar issues to learn self-acceptance and be encouraged to stay strong.
Postcards: A simple way to show that "you care" is through writing how you feel to them.
Postcards-
A simple way to show that “you care”. This will be a good gift for a friend who seemed to never gracefully accept a compliment or is facing a fear, by choosing a card of a similar situation and penning down one’s thoughts. The space for writing what you think of your friend will help to boost his/her self-confidence.
A simple way to show that “you care”. This will be a good gift for a friend who seemed to never gracefully accept a compliment or is facing a fear, by choosing a card of a similar situation and penning down one’s thoughts. The space for writing what you think of your friend will help to boost his/her self-confidence.
Sketchbook: A space for creative outbursts and expressions.
Sketchbooks- These tiny sketchbooks is an outlet for expression. With an encouraging cover, the sketchbooks provide limitless space for creativity and expressions as well as an exercise book to practice self-love by making a list in a few pages.
Temporary tattoos: Wear the encouragement on your skin
Temporary tattoos- These tatts will have encouraging quote which acts as a little reminder to the people who wears it and people who sees it. It is also a form of identity for the wearer, as to encourage being brave to be who they are.
Stamps- For stamp lovers, perfect to be used as a decoration on notebooks and journals and be reminded. Stamp away the encouragements!
Stylised portraits- An on-the-spot portrait-drawing service. This is an act to promote self-acceptance in their looks and personalities. The artist will ask questions related to them while working on their portraits, and before giving it to them she will insert a word or sentence of encouragement.
