1. Three Parts of Creating Art
The physical act of creating
Perceiving forms and shapes
Expressions of your emotions & feelings

2. Left Brain vs. Right Brain
L – mode
R – mode

3. Left Brain vs. Right Brain
L – mode
Using words to name, describe, define
Figuring things out step-by-step and part-by-part
Using a symbol to stand for something (+)
Sequence (1st things 1st, 2nd things 2nd)
Rational, factual
Numbers
R – mode
Awareness of things, but not connecting words
Putting things together to form wholes
Relating to things as they are
Seeing likenesses between things
No sense of time
Feelings, visual images

4. Examples of Left vs. Right Brain Thinking

5. Examples of Left vs. Right Brain Thinking
Shopping

6. Examples of Left vs. Right Brain Thinking
Shopping
Homework

7. Examples of Left vs. Right Brain Thinking
Shopping
Homework
Eating in a restaurant

16. Draw a Contour of a Coffee Mug
HOMEWORK:
Draw a Contour of a Coffee Mug

17. VOCABULARY
Right brain answers spatial, relational, and comparative questions.
Draw the contour line of a profile.
We use perception in art, which means we become aware through our senses of the special nature of objects.
Art uses mostly right-hemisphere (vs. left-hemisphere) functions.