Drawing on the right side of the brain
by Betty Edwards
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How does Betty Edwards’ distinction between the L-mode (left brain) and R-mode (right brain) challenge your previous beliefs about what it means to be "talented" at drawing?
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In what areas of your life outside of art do you find your analytical, verbal L-mode interfering with your ability to simply perceive or experience reality?
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Edwards argues that learning to draw is really about learning to shift your way of processing information and seeing. How does practicing exercises like drawing upside down or negative space alter your usual habits of cognition?
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