Drawing on Both Sides of the Brain – Draftsmen S1E16
We respond to a listener’s email about what to think about while drawing. Marshall explains his criticisms about the book “Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain” by Betty Edwards. I also answer a caller’s question about the value of learning to critique.
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Referenced Artists/Works:
Mastery by Robert Greene
Art of Learning by Josh Waitskin
The Natural Way to Draw: A Working Plan for Art Study by Kimon Nicolaïdes
Lateral Thinking: Creativity Step by Step by Edward de Bono
Drawing Lessons from the Great Masters by Robert Beverly Hale
Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards
Burne Hogarth
Fun with a Pencil by Andrew Loomis
Drawing on the Artist Within by Betty Edwards
Writing the Natural Way by Gabriele Rico
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Hello there, I wanted to ask for some advise from you guys.
I’m and art and systems engineering student and even thought I like both careers sometimes I might have to do some engineering stuff but instead I just really want to do my art stuff because I just feel the need to be drawing a lot and pulling off images that I have in my mind. In which case I end up drawing and distracting myself, causing me to have low preformance on the other stuff I have to do. I wanted to know how can I overcome this type of issues and how can I tame this uncontrolled desire of drawing when I have some other stuff to do?
Regards form Colombia, Arturo Calle.
PD: I love your podcasts and your other videos.