Drawing on the right side of the brain

By:

Edwards, Betty

Material type: Text

9781585429202

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DDC classification:

741.2 23 EDW-D

LOC classification:

NC730 .E34 2012b

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Summary: This book is designed to help the reader gain access to right-brain functions, which affect artistic and creative abilities, by teaching drawing through unusual exercises designed to increase visual skills. It includes updates based on recent research about the brain's plasticity and the emerging significance of right-brain functioning. It offers new tools for identifying and solving life problems with the visual-thinking skills acquired through drawing. It shows how new emphasis on how the ability to use the strengths of the brain's right hemisphere can serve as an antidote to the increasing left-brain emphasis in American life, the worship of all that is linear, analytic, and digital.

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Item type	Current library	Collection	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds	Course reserves
Books	IIITD Reference	Design	REF 741.2 EDW-D (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Not for loan		008444		Effective Supply Chain Management for E Commerce UG WNT Design Drawing and Visualization(New) UG (SEM II) WNT24

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Rev. and expanded ed. of: New drawing on the right side of the brain. 1999.

"A course in enhancing creativity and artistic confidence"--Cover.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 270-274) and index.

This book is designed to help the reader gain access to right-brain functions, which affect artistic and creative abilities, by teaching drawing through unusual exercises designed to increase visual skills. It includes updates based on recent research about the brain's plasticity and the emerging significance of right-brain functioning. It offers new tools for identifying and solving life problems with the visual-thinking skills acquired through drawing. It shows how new emphasis on how the ability to use the strengths of the brain's right hemisphere can serve as an antidote to the increasing left-brain emphasis in American life, the worship of all that is linear, analytic, and digital.

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