Psychic Art - what is it?

Psychic art takes a number of forms, its origins go way back to the dawn of history. Simply stated it is a graphical expression using pencil, pen or brush promoted into consciousness by an inner force that determines subject and the style of the composition.
The most famous of all psychic artists were the Bang sisters of Indiana who in the early part of the 20th century sat before easels and blank canvas and without touching or handling any brushes or paint were responsibile through their physical mediumship for producing images instantly recognisable by to members of the congregation witnessing the phenomenon.

Some artists have their hands controlled to pick up brushes and select and apply paint or pencil etc -this also is physical mediumship.

Most psychic artists are mental mediums who are inspired and controlled mentally to produce images. These images can be of persons who have passed away or they can be representations of the spiritual worlds. Symbols, mandala's and iconic images can also be produced.

Generally speaking the psychic artist will ask the sitter nothing of themselves before tuning in and producing an image. Some artists will also give clairvoyance of the communicators they are producing likeness of during a sitting or public demonstration.