This inquiry was about the live supervision experience of three art therapists and supervisor who performed group art therapy with elderly people. The inquiry purposed to study what the supervisor and art therapists, who are supervisor, experienced in the field supervision process and what growth they have achieved through that experience. To this end, three art therapists conducted one live supervision and two general supervisions, respectively, and then talked to each other when they needed supervision. In this inquiry, in particular, the experience of live supervision is composed of narrative inquiry. Six experiences were derived as follows. 1) the site was ready to draw, 2) it differed from institution to institution, 3) see the three art therapists' ‘here and now,’ 4) art therapists need time to conflict and accept their treatment process, 5) trust the supervisor, respect the supervisor, and 6) it was beautiful because of its personality and characteristics. Live supervision required courage from both art therapists and supervisor, and brought growth as art therapists to supervisor and supervisees. And the live supervision was worth touching the situation as it was at a glance. Based on these contents, the significance and limitations of this study were discussed.