Brenda Hoddinott
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Posted Apr.15th, 2013, viewed 5 times
Hi Woolfy!
Very well done! Lots of problem solving is involved in the early stages of learning to draw. I see your struggles, but I also see your methodology for success.
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The first few vertical lines are a little slanted. However, you seem to have noticed this and made efforts to correct the problem. Being able to see mistakes is the first step toward finding a way to fix them! Excellent!
The process used to learn to draw accurately is logical, analytical, and a heck of a lot of hard work - not an elusive "talent". Neither is learning to draw a strictly right-brain function. Today, modern research disputes many of the Right/Left hemispheric theories presented before 1995.
Over the last two decades, functional similarities and differences between the two hemispheres of the brain have been extensively researched and studies show that both brain hemispheres interact in complex ways during activities such as drawing.
Keep up the great work!
Brenda
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