Then, go to the other side and start to draw the facing profile that will complete the symmetrical vase in the center.ĥ. neck.” You might even do that a second time, again redrawing the lines of the profile and really thinking to yourself what those terms mean.Ĥ. Now, take your pencil and slowly go back over the line of the profile you have just drawn, naming the parts from top to bottom as you redraw the line, like this: Next, draw horizontal lines at the top and bottom of your profile, forming the top and bottom of the vaseģ. If you are left-handed, copy the profile on the right side of the paper, facing toward the center. If you are right-handed, draw the profile on the left side, facing toward the center. First, you will copy one-half of the Vase/Faces illusion. Kindle Edition.īefore you begin: Please read all the directionsġ. Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain: The Definitive, 4th Edition (p. As a first step, the exercise below is designed to illuminate the possibility of conflict between the two modes.Įdwards, Betty.

As Fats Waller once said, “If you gotta ask what jazz is, you ain’t never gonna know.” So it is with R-mode state: you must experience the L- to R-mode shift, observe the R-mode state, and in this way come to know it. I could go on describing the process in words, but only you can experience for yourself this cognitive shift, this slight change in subjective state. Vases and faces: an exercise for the double brain The exercises that follow are designed specifically to help you understand the shift from dominant left-hemisphere mode (L-mode) to subdominant R-mode. more exercises on right brain and left brain activity. Green drawing figure_ground_week2 from Thomas Everett GreenĬROSS OVER CROSS OVER. no), but honestly, everything that is on paper that pertains to this class. thumbnail sketches and any ideas you might have on projects.print out images that you are using as visual reference if necessary and place them in the sketchbook (ie.You do not have a textbook so you should be taking detailed notes. class notes from lectures, notes from video tutorials, notes from reading assignments, etc.Project sheets, value scales, directions, etc.print outs of Syllabus, handouts, or reference material from the blog.Things you should include in your sketchbook: It is important that you put everything into the sketchbook as it will act as a visual diary of the projects, assignments, concepts, and everything else that is covered in this class. Sketchbooks will count as 200 points towards your final grade.

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