Personalities

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Personalities (MBTI)

The MBTI is a personality preference indicator developed by Katharine C. Briggs and her daughter Isabel B. Myers in 1944, based on Carl Jung's early analytical psychology model. It was originally created during World War II in response to the increased demand in the military industry caused by the conscription system, which led to a shortage of manpower and women entering industries traditionally dominated by men. The MBTI was used to help women identify their personality types and find suitable jobs.

I was fascinated by the simplicity of classifying people's personalities into 16 types and decided to visualize these types as characters as a personal study.