The contribution of Maurizio Peciccia, one of the closest and most original of Gaetano Benedetti’s pupils, let us know and "see" - through a large amount of clinical material - an eight years long psychotherapy with a psychotic patient, treated by Benedetti’s model of schizophrenia and specifically by the "therapeutic specular progressive drawing", a therapeutic technique derived by the "squiggle game" by Winnicott (1953, 1971). It let us save a form of communication with patients whose psychic fragmentation is so severe that dreaming and speaking faculties are forbidden. It consist in a therapeutic technique of therapist’s and patient’s drawing together and thus building, by the transitional and progressive stuff of their drawing product, the therapeutic stages which Benedetti called "the transformation of the patient’s self through the therapist’s positivization"; the "progressive psychopathology" and the "transitional subject". Forty pictures and brief clinical comments shows this original view of therapeutic work with psychotic patients in a very vivid way.