Dalton is portrayed as a gifted astral traveler. He can move about the astral plane with ease. Nonetheless, there is a subplane beyond The Astral Hell that is much worse. Humans should never astral travel to this region. The Insidious screenwriter Leigh Whannell coined this dark region as "The Further" of the subplanes. We never see Dalton coloring pictures related to his astral travels.
Dalton's drawing in the Insidious movie convey his astral traveling adventures. While Dalton astral projects, he can fly in the sky to look down on his family. He describes the astral world as a peaceful place, though the red faced demon frightens him.
The drawings convince Josh to reconsider astral traveling to rescue Dalton. Thus, Dalton conveys his astral travels through coloring pictures. Prior to entering a coma, Dalton never once mentioned he astral projection abilities. The images demonstrate that maybe his astral form colored these images.
It is possible Dalton created these drawings to communicate to his parents and brother. They were probably too busy to notice Dalton's drawing clues. The astral projection drawings convey an interesting aspect of astral traveling. Dalton remembers his astral travels. He astral projected numerous times. The drawings represent a viable clue to the mystery of astral projection.
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