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Originally Posted by Taylor514ce
Actually, with drawing it was seeing the notebooks of DaVinci and others, with text and sketches all combined. The physical act of writing and drawing seems linked with invention and inspiration. I thought if I could learn to draw reasonably well, I could improve my note-taking, which is tantamount, with me, to my thought processes. I aspire to being able to sit and record my thoughts, my ideas, in prose, poetry, and sketch work with enough skill and clarity to spur more and better thoughts. A feedback loop, if you will, a conversation with my own mind through the physicality of putting a pencil to paper.
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A picture paints a thousand words...
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Originally Posted by vivaldirules
No, no, no. Dogs go on walks. They don't walk into things. You're thinking about cats again, apparently.
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pffft...
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Originally Posted by Taylor514ce
No particular reason for the crumples. I just felt like it needed the texture.
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The crumples add drama to the lines. Not quite getting the hand of perspective yet, then.
btw "Drawing with the Right Side of the Brain" is a marvellous book - well recommended...(doubt there is an e-version)