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"Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" Quotes
"Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" teaches readers to improve their drawing skills by tapping into the brain's visual and perceptual abilities rather than relying solely on learned symbolic representations.
Quotes
You have to learn to use your whole brain, not just the left or right side.
The ability to draw is simply the ability to see — really see — what’s before you.
Drawing is not really very difficult. Seeing is the problem, or to be more specific, shifting to a particular way of seeing.
In drawing, nothing is more useful than patience.
By learning to shift to the right mode, you develop a new way of seeing and, consequently, a new way of drawing.
The left brain insists on labeling and categorizing, while the right brain is concerned with spatial relationships.
You will discover that you can draw anything you can see, once you learn to see it properly.
Confidence in drawing comes with practice and with learning to trust your eyes.
Mistakes are not failures; they are simply steps on the path to learning.
Drawing is a skill that can be taught, learned, and mastered, just like reading or writing.