Right Brain Vs Left Brain What are the differences? How can they help you draw?

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Right Brain Vs Left Brain What are the differences? How can they help you draw?

3 Main Parts of the Human Brain  Grey Matter: 3lbs:  Receives about 20% of all blood and oxygen from the body  Cerebral cortex  Frontal, Optical, Pariental, and Temporal  Cerebellum  Balance and coordination  Brain Stem:  Basic functions, breathing, blinking, heartbeat….

Right Vs. Left Brain

What’s this mean for us?

Now knowing what you know….  Create a Right Vs. Left Brain Illustration  Challenge your creative skills, I want to see what you can come up with  Must include some kind of brain image, ideas that pertain to the LEFT or RIGHT side  Any 2D media…pencil, crayon, watercolor, collage