Your Artist's Brain
Use the Right Side of Your Brain to Draw and Paint What You See - Not What You Think You See
(Author) Carl PurcellOvercome the obstacles to your artistic expression Improving your artwork can be as simple as learning how to trust your eyes. Your Artist's Brain shows you how to portray even the most complex subjects by focusing on what you really see - not what you think you see. Expert art instructor Carl Purcell shows you how to overcome dependency on the "intellectual brain" and listen carefully to the more observant "artist's brain." With Your Artist's Brain, you'll learn visual skills and artistic techniques that will instantly make you a better artist, no matter what your medium. • 22 step-by-step demonstrations on key relationships between shapes, spaces, subjects, backgrounds, angles, sizes, values and more • Easy examples and fun exercises teaching you how to "see" and design great compositions • "Points to Remember" sidebars that allow you to quickly grasp each concept Maximize the power of your artist's brain today and embark on the path to creating better art.
Carl Purcell
Carl Purcell was an American author known for his novel "The Sea of Trees," a poignant exploration of grief and redemption. His lyrical prose and emotional depth captivated readers, earning him acclaim for his ability to evoke powerful emotions through his storytelling. Purcell's work continues to resonate with audiences worldwide.
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