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“Forgetting” means that “we try to suspend what we think we know about its identity and instead see it as a composite of basic visual elements like shapes, forms, lines, value-shapes, etc
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See the way a baby sees, a random splash of lights, colors, and other basic elements. They have no concept of what certain objects are.
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Be aware of what your eyes see, as if you were seeing a picture frame.
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See things in terms of basic visual elements like lines, shapes, and forms instead of "objects"
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Concentrate on the subject more than the paper
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Try not to focus on a tiny section of what you see, instead view what you see as a whole
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See the visual elements by visualizing them on top of what you see. It's the same way you see negative spaces.
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Drawing can be described as look, hold draw. Look at the subject, hold at line or shape in your head, then draw it.
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Orient your thoughts to be more practical. Give them a bigger focus on the subject rather than the drawing itself
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Drawing mostly happens in your head, not on the paper. Make sure you know what you're going to draw before you put it down.
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It is easier to draw lines, shapes, and forms than it is to draw objects.
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You should be thinking purely visually without using symbols to draw.
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Focus more on what you're visualizing than what you're seeing
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You visualize what you see on the page. It's as if the drawing was actually in front of you and you are tracing it.
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Visualize in 3 dimensions rather than a flat space.
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Be aware of the senses you body takes in. What happens is your conscious/brain space is being taken up by the awareness of these thoughts. You’re essentially letting your consciousness and thoughts be overwhelmed by the sensations you feel.
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So when you’re drawing, the image of what you see is actively inside your mind.
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The best way to do this is treat it like a watchful alert/radar system that scans the present moment for these sensations and thoughts.
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Noting them actually happens in your conscious. The sensations actually happen in them.
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It’s important not to have thoughts ABOUT these sensations, only focus on the sensations themselves.
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Dot
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Position
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Line
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Length, direction, angle, division
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Shape
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Two-dimensional area
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Form
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Three Dimensional Volume
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Space
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The volume in which forms and objects exist.
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Cheatography n. The art of mapping complex subjects into clear, instantly navigable reference guides.
