![]() ![]() ![]() This concept isn’t exactly new, I mean, there are plenty of books that discuss the differences between different sides of our brain and how they are most effectively used. She explains that if you can properly understand and see what you are looking at (which requires the skills of your right brain), then you will be able to draw. She focuses on how perception (i.e., seeing) which happens on the right side of the brain is the most essential part of drawing… not drawing itself. It is great for beginners but also great for anyone who wants to refresh those foundation skills.īeyond lessons, Edward also discusses interesting, “eye-opening” concepts regarding left / right brain thinking and how it effects seeing and drawing. ![]() The book is loaded with great techniques for “seeing” and fun, simple exercises for learning how to draw. In preparation for teaching foundations drawing at MCA this fall, I’ve decided to brush up on my drawing skills by working through Betty Edwards, The New Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain. ![]()
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