The soulmate sketching program works by collecting the basic details of the customer including their name, the age group that person belongs to, and their zodiac sign.
The program also asks for each individual’s preference such as the gender the individual is interested in, whether it’s men, women, or both, and their choice of ethnicity among the options of South Asian, South East Asian, African, Caucasian, West Asian, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, Native American, and East Asian. One also has the option to choose none and let the universe decide t for them.
The creator of the sketch, Tina Aldea, collects all this data to connect with the individual through their emotions and energies. This helps her form an idea as to what that individual’s soulmate looks like.
Later on, she copies the image in her mind to a digital page, revealing the picture of the soulmate including every minute detail of their face. The upgraded version with color reveals even more details including the person’s eye and hair color.
The projection and the description come as add-ons add to the details by giving more information about the place and time of the meeting, hints about their name, job, and zodiac sign, along with how the soulmate behaves and what that person is like in real life. The customer can use the image alone or with the add-ons, the description, and the projection to identify their soulmate from the crowd.
