To me, it looks like it has not had enough light at all. The leaves are all reaching and growing upwards toward whatever light source there was. You could try placing it in an appropriate light setting and it might relax some.

I agree, it definitely looks like too little light.

I was watching this post because two weeks ago I received Sketch Artist (a Chimera) from an ebay vender...(is that a bad word here?)
Anyway its growing habit looks exactly like your picture. After two weeks of of light under an opaque skylight the plant was still reaching up and hadnt relaxed at all. (The rest of the av's look great)
So I read somewhere....(here?) to place a penny on each leaf end to help the petiole relax. I did this just yesterday and it has made a wonderful difference. One of the leaves was soo stiff that it actually needed a heavy quarter. I dont know how long to leave the coins on for but I'll keep checking to see if they behave when I take them off in a day or so.

Thats a really unique idea. I tried gently pressing them. I wondered if maybe it is a trailing variety, and someone told me that might be what it is. Can't wait to see if it blooms.

I have seen information about this similar problem and it was suggested to put paper plates on top for a few days and watch progress to determine when to take it off. I saw some photos of this and it was amazing how quickly it worked!

LOL Paper plates is much to simple a solution. I had to make it hard by putting pennies on each leaf and trying to balance them so they would fall off. Rotfl.....
O.k. so off with the pennies today and if need be.... a paper plate.... Thank you for that simple solution....
still laughing.........

I appreciate the tip, it sounds easy and I will try it.

No problem I hope it works for you, it has for me. If I need something a little heavier I use cool whip top and if I need smaller I use the top of sm. butter container. It does seem to simply of a solution but seems to work. I can't imagine trying to balance pennies & quarters on each leaf!! Your are right rothfl.....myself, but I'm sure many things have been tried and the pennies could work as well just hard to balance and maintain. Let me know how it is going....

FYI the paper plate on top of leaves is for too much light. You use the plate when the center leaves are tightly bunched, usually from too much light or too much fertilizer. If your plant continues to grow this way, eventually you will have to cut the top off and re-root it. If you can, place it in a bright window, or under lights about 6-8 inches from top. Hope this helps.

Thanks everyone for the replies. I will do some experimenting and see how it goes. I put down a couple of leaves and hopefully they will do something. I did think of cutting the crown off also.
Perle.