A drawing or a reading often touches something personal. A relationship question, a hope you have not told many people about, a situation you are still working out. It makes sense to think about privacy before you order. This post covers what is worth sharing with me, what you can keep to yourself, why the email address you use matters, and where to go if you have a question about how your information is handled.
Share only what helps the work
The context you give me is there to help me focus. For the Future Partner Portrait, the optional context is your name and a short note about the relationship question. That is all the drawing needs. For the written readings, the context field is required, because it holds your question, but a sentence for the question and a few lines of background are enough.
A useful test is to ask, for each detail, whether it changes what I need to pay attention to. Your first name helps. A short sense of where you stand helps. A full account of every past relationship usually does not. It can pull the work toward what you have already told me rather than what comes through while I draw or read. The guide on what to send for a psychic drawing goes into the content of a good note in more detail. Here I want to focus on the private side.
Things you never need to send
Some details have no place in an order note or an email to me, for any product:
- Passwords or sign-in codes for any account.
- Bank details, card numbers or security codes.
- Identity or document numbers.
- Your home address or phone number, unless you have a specific reason to share them.
- Full names, workplaces or contact details of other people.
None of these change the drawing or the reading, so leaving them out costs you nothing.
Other people in your story
Questions about love and family often involve someone else. That is natural, and you can mention them. But they have not agreed to be part of your order, so treat their details gently. A first name, or simply "my partner" or "someone I met this year", is plenty. Leave out surnames and anything that would let a stranger recognise them.
It also helps to keep the question about your side. I cannot read another person's private thoughts, and I do not try to. The Future Partner Portrait is a creative spiritual offering for reflection, not a prediction about a real person's choices.
Use an email address only you can open
Everything I make is delivered by email to the address you used at checkout. That makes this one detail more important than any other. A few things to consider when you type it:
- Choose an address you check often and can sign into without trouble.
- Avoid shared family addresses, or any inbox someone else reads, if you would rather the drawing or reading stayed with you.
- Avoid an old work address that you might lose access to.
- Check the spelling before you pay. A small typing mistake sends the work to nowhere.
If you realise afterwards that the address was wrong, contact me through the support page rather than placing a second order.
Card details belong at checkout only
Payment happens on the website checkout. Everything goes into one basket, and you pay each currency group there by card, eligible wallet or PayPal. Please never send card details by email, in an order note or in a message to me, even if you are having trouble paying. I do not need them to make or deliver anything. If you have a payment problem, describe what happened without including any numbers, and send it through the support page.
After the work arrives
Once the drawing or the reading is in your inbox, it is yours to keep private or share as you choose. Some people save the image somewhere personal and look at it from time to time. Some prefer to keep it to themselves for a while before showing anyone. There is no right way. If you live with others and your devices are shared, it may be worth saving the file somewhere only you can open.
The same goes for the note that comes with the Future Partner Portrait. It is written for you, and you decide who else reads it.
Where privacy questions go
I do not want to describe how information is handled in more detail than the site's own policy does. The privacy policy, linked from the support page, sets out what information is collected, how it is used and which services may process it, and it explains how to make a privacy question or removal request. If you have a question about a particular order, the support page is the place to start. If you want to know more about who I am and how I work before trusting me with something personal, my about page explains that.
Ordering with care
If your question is about a partner, the Future Partner Portrait is a pencil drawing with a short note of my impressions: who the person may be, their initials and how you are likely to meet. It is USD 29, and I email the digital image of the finished drawing within 48 hours. Before you order, you may want to read the guide on what to include in your drawing context. When your note is short, clear and free of anything private you would rather keep, add the Future Partner Portrait to your basket.