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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. Learning to Draw. Learn how to see Process visual information in a special way used by artist Learn skills to break free from stereotypic expression

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Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

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  1. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain

  2. Learning to Draw • Learn how to see • Process visual information in a special way used by artist • Learn skills to break free from stereotypic expression • Majority of adults do not progress in art skills beyond the level of development they reached at age nine or ten.

  3. Pre-instruction drawings: A record of your art skills • Look at your warmups from the First week in September. • A Self-Portrait, drawn from memory • A tree • Hand (7th/8th grade) or shoe (6th grade)

  4. Why did we do that? • Drawing from memory brings forth memorized set of symbols, practiced over and over during childhood. • Children learn to draw by repetition of symbols • Left untrained adults will continue to produce “childish” drawings right into adulthood.

  5. Your Brain: The Right and Left L –mode R -mode

  6. Your Brain: The Right and Left • The Left hemisphere controls the right side of the body • The Right hemisphere controls the left side of the body Right Left

  7. Right Brain

  8. Left Brain

  9. Shifting from L-mode to R-mode End

  10. Experiencing a Shift

  11. Drawing the Vase/Face • “How do you solve the problem?” • If you are right handed copy the profile on the left side of the paper, facing toward the center • Next, draw horizontal lines at the top and bottom of the vase • Now, trace over the profile on your “vase/face” pattern, naming the parts as you go

  12. Drawing the Vase/Face • Then go to the other side and draw the missing profile • Observe: When you get to the forehead or nose you may experience some confusion

  13. Why did you do this exercise?

  14. Upside-down drawing: Making the shift Section 2

  15. Reduce Conflict in Brain Modes • Time: 30 minutes uninterrupted • Shift into R-mode by drawing upside-down • Do not turn drawing right side up • Line to adjacent line • Don’t talk to yourself or anyone • If it feels like a puzzle: R-mode

  16. Getting to Know R-mode • Were you unaware of the passing of time? • Did you notice anyone or hear anything? • Did you feel relaxed and confident as you drew? End

  17. Reduce Conflict in Brain Modes • Time: 30 minutes uninterrupted • Shift into R-mode by drawing upside-down • Do not turn drawing right side up • Line to adjacent line • Don’t talk to yourself or anyone • If it feels like a puzzle: R-mode

  18. Upside-Down Drawing

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