How would I describe a particular solution to a differential equation using a direction field? Like for dy/dx=1-xy I know that in the first quadrant the slopes of solutions start off positive then go to zero at (1,1) and then increasing negative after that. Similarly, I can describe the general trends for each of the other quadrants. But if I had y(-1)=-2 how would I describe the solution with this initial condition? Thanks!

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