Tina Aldea Drawings and the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch: Black and White vs Color, Lookalikes and Printing

Most write-ups treat Tina Aldea drawings, the pictures that come with the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch, one picture at a time. This guide looks at them as a group. There is the standard black-and-white drawing that comes with every order, the color version sold as an upgrade, the revised version you can ask for if you dislike the first one, and the drawings your friends order next to yours. Put them side by side and a few things make more sense, including why two orders can come back with faces that look alike. After that we cover printing, framing and sharing, using only what the seller itself publishes.

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Tina Aldea drawings at a glance

Here is every kind of drawing you can end up with from a Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch order, and how each one reaches you.

Version	How you get it	Cost	What sets it apart
Standard drawing	Included in every order	Part of the $37	Pencil-style, black and white
Color version	The “Upgrade My Sketch” offer during checkout	Paid add-on, price shown at checkout	Color instead of black and white
Revised drawing	A free revision request after delivery	No charge, per the seller	Depends on what you ask for
A friend’s drawing	Their own quiz and their own order	$37 per order	May closely resemble yours

All of them are digital. Nothing is printed or posted, and the files arrive by email, usually within 24 to 48 hours of ordering, or in about 6 hours if you pay for express delivery.

Good to know: the portrait and reading are created digitally with AI image and text technology from your quiz answers. They are sold for entertainment, so enjoy it as a fun, personal keepsake rather than a forecast.

Black and white or the color upgrade

The drawing in the base Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch order is styled like a graphite sketch on paper, in black and white. Once you pay, the order flow offers an upgrade the seller calls “Upgrade My Sketch”, which swaps that for a color version. It is one of a few optional extras, alongside express delivery and another upsell screen.

Question	Standard drawing	Color upgrade
Included in the $37?	Yes	No, it costs extra
When you decide	Nothing to decide	On a checkout screen, before delivery
Can you skip it?	Not applicable	Yes, and the base order stays complete
Price listed in advance?	Yes, $37	No, it appears at checkout

We have not bought the upgrade ourselves, and the seller’s pages describe it only as color versus black and white, so we cannot show you how the two compare on paper. What we can say is how to decide. If the pencil look is what drew you to the product, the standard drawing already delivers it. If you want something brighter to frame, the upgrade may suit you better, but only accept it once you have seen the price on that screen. Upsell screens are built for quick clicks, so slow down there.

Why two drawings can look alike

This is the part that surprises people who order the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch with friends. Your quiz answers shape the portrait. When two people describe similar preferences, there is little to tell their orders apart, so the faces can come back looking alike.

That has a few practical consequences:

• It is not a mistake in your order. A close match with a friend’s drawing is normal when answers are similar.
• It makes group orders fun. Compare the drawings side by side and see whose answers produced the most different face.
• A lookalike online means little. If you see a drawing on social media that resembles yours, the same explanation applies.

If you are ordering as a group, it can be fun to lean into this. Try giving different answers to the same quiz and see how the face changes.

Order with confidence: revisions and refunds

If you would like a different drawing, the seller offers free revisions to buyers who are not happy, and completed sketches and readings are described as non-refundable. The 30-day money-back guarantee covers orders that never arrive. The refund page also explains how to contact ClickBank Order Support: go to clkbank.com, choose Order Support, enter your order number and email, then pick Get Support.

For a revision, email [email protected] with your order number and one clear sentence about what you want changed, such as the style or a detail of the face. Our Tina Psychic support guide has a short template for that email.

Printing your drawings

The seller does not state the file type or the image size in the material we checked. That matters more than paper or frames, because a small digital file printed large will look soft. Before you pay for any print:

1. Open the email on a computer and save the original file, untouched, to a folder of its own.
2. Check the pixel dimensions in your image viewer. The fewer pixels, the smaller the print should be.
3. Run a test on plain paper at the size you have in mind and look at it from arm’s length.
4. Print every drawing in a set at the same size, so a black-and-white version and a color version, or several friends’ drawings, line up when they hang together.
5. Keep a copy outside your inbox. If the email account is ever cleared, the drawing goes with it.

Framing a pair or a set

A single framed drawing is covered in our guide to the Tina Aldea drawing as a gift. A set needs a little more planning:

• Two versions, one frame. A mat with two openings can hold the black-and-white drawing beside the color one, if you bought the upgrade.
• A row of friends’ drawings. Matching frames in a line, each labeled with a first name, work well for a group that ordered together.
• A party wall. Clip prints to a string with pegs for an evening, then let everyone take theirs home.
• A small caption. A line such as “my soulmate sketch, for fun” on each label keeps the joke clear to anyone who sees them later.

Sharing drawings online

Posting a drawing is part of the fun for many buyers. A few habits keep it from causing confusion:

• Say it is just for fun. A short caption keeps it clear that it is a playful keepsake.
• Do not tag a real person who happens to resemble it. A tag can make it awkward for them.
• Check the reading before posting it too. It was written from the personal details you entered in the quiz, which may include your birth date.
• Crop out order details. A screenshot of the email can show your order number, which is what support uses to identify you.
• Expect lookalikes in the comments. Others may post faces close to yours, for the reasons covered above.

Keeping it fun

Enjoy the drawings as pictures and as a talking point with friends. They are best as a light-hearted keepsake. If you ever feel lonely or low, a friend, a counselor or a doctor is a better next step than another sketch, and the NHS mental health pages in our sources are a reasonable place to start.

Our take on the drawings

As objects, the drawings do what the order promises: a personalized pencil-style face by email, with color for a fee. That is great for a group laugh and a framed print. Our editorial score for the Tina Aldea Soulmate Sketch as a whole is 4.0 out of 5, ours and not a customer rating. For a closer look at what one drawing shows, see our page on the Tina Aldea soulmate drawing, and for the price, contents and safety checks in one place, our Tina Aldea product guide.

Entertainment note: the sketch and reading are sold for fun. Please do not base relationship, money or health choices on them.