1. Introduction to Drawing 1: Leaf: Hello and welcome to class. The left side of your brain triggers logical responses. This is where math, science, language and analytical thought lift the right side of your brain sparks creativity, art, music and intuition. When your brain is processing how to solve a problem, it's the left side that kicks into action looking for a logical answer. But how many times have you tried to solve a problem that appears tohave either no solution or you're having a really difficult time finding resolve for the problem. These are the times that you need to rest the left side of your brain and activate your creative right side to help solve the problem. A simple and constructive creative activity is to doodle or draw. This class teaches a specific doodle or drawing technique that engages creativity in a familiar repetition that will awaken the right side of your brain in a way that will help the left side the problem solving side. To continue to work on the solution while you draw by consciously resting your analytical thoughts and replacing logical function with a simple and enjoyable creative task, your mind opens two new solutions generated by that artistic activity of drawing. Please join me in class and learn a simple doodling drawing technique that will help the problem solving left side of your brain by activating the creative right side and please sign up on airy north dot com for creative news. 2. Drawing 1. Materials, Instructions, Class Project: Hello and welcome back to class the materials that you'll need for this class of really simple. It's just a piece of paper. I just use a regular piece of copy paper and a pencil or pen or black marker. I use a micron size one in this class, but you can use any type of pencil, pen or marker that you like. They're just three steps to this doodle or this drawing. Step one is to draw a teardrop shaped leaked step two is to repeat the leaf, drawing with slight variations on the size and direction, and Step three. Have the Leafs touch and fill the gap with black marker. In the next lesson, I demonstrate how to create and build upon those three steps to create a drawing or a doodle much like this one. There's no audio in the next lesson so that your experience is purely visual. Your class project is the spend time resting the left side of your brain and just draw and doodle. Please post your drawing and Aurier doodle and or your experience on using drawing and doodling to help problem solve in the project gallery. I'll meet you in the next lesson 3. Drawing 1. Full drawing demo: 4. Introduction to Drawing 2: Scroll: Hello and welcome to class. The left side of your brain triggers logical responses. This is where math, science, language and analytical thought lit the right side of your brain sparks creativity, art, music and intuition. When your brain is processing how to solve the problem or needs to analyze data, it's the left side that kicks into action looking for a logical answer. But how many times have you tried to solve a problem that appears to either have no solution? Or you are having a difficult time finding resolve for the problem? Thes air The times that you need to rest the left side of your brain and activate your creative right side to help solve the problem. A simple and constructive creative activity is drawing for doodling. This class teaches this specific drawing that engages creativity in a familiar repetition that'll awaken the right side of your brain in a way that will help the left side the problem solving side. Continue toe work on the solution or analyze data while you draw. This scroll pattern is a simple design that anyone could do. You don't need to be an artist or designer toe. Learn how to create this drawing. The instructions and class are clear and concise. You'll be recreating this doodle in less than 10 minutes. Lesson one shows you the mechanics of the drawing on Adobe Illustrator. The how to draw the doodle you won't need Adobe Illustrator are merely use it as a demonstration. Lesson two shows you had a hand draw the doodle. There's no audio on lesson to because I want you to focus on visual mechanics of the doodle . This drawing specifically trains the spatial reasoning part of your brain that's responsible for organizing data. Whether you know it or not, you analyze data all the time. This class helps train your brain efficiently and creatively so that you can become more proficient and problem solving on a subconscious level. This spatial drawing benefits everyone who wants to work on problem solving in a creative way. By consciously resting your analytical thoughts and replacing logical function with a simple and enjoyable task, your mind opens two new solutions generated by the artistic activity of drawing. Please join me in class and learn a simple doodling technique that will help the problem solving left side of your brain by activating the creative right side and please sign up on airy north dot com for creative news 5. Drawing 2. Instructions of Adobe Illustrator: Hello and welcome to class. I'm gonna show you how to create the scroll drawing in Illustrator first. And then in the next lesson, you will see how to hand, draw or doodle it. Because I'm doing this in Adobe Illustrator. The measurements will be precise, but when hand drawn, it will be less accurate, which is fine. That's what we're going for. Were activating those parts of our brain in charge of the spatial aspect of this drawn. When drawing on your paper, you're going to start with a doctor and there were going to make a line of dots with the same or very similar distances. In this case, I want my dots to be 100 pixels apart. So I'm gonna copy them and just make a few when you draw it, you're just going to draw these little circles as close to the same distance part as you can get without going for perfection. And here I want to do the same and make another lying going down. So recreate my dots to go down. So this dot is exactly the same distance from this dot from this dot and then going down as well when hand drawing it. You're just eyeballing your using that spatial part of your brain so they won't be exact, but they'll be close enough. The next step is to draw from the top of the first dot to the bottom of the second docked the top of the first next dot to the bottom of the next. Stop the top of the dot to the bottom, the top of the dot to the bottom until you come to the end of your dots in the interests of time. Instead of doing all these little scrolls, I'm just gonna copy them and paste them down. When hand drawing, you'll just keep going down. You'll see it in the next lesson. Now, to finish up the scroll, we're going to do the similar drawing, but this time on the side. So we're going to come to the outside of the first dot. Make a little scroll to the bottom of the second dot top of the dot and a little scroll to the bottom of the next top of the dot and scroll to the bottom of the next and again, just in the interest time. I'm going to select the mall and copy them to complete the drawing. And that's how we create the scroll powder. So to recap, we just draw these dots a similar distance apart and a similar distance below. And then to start this scroll, we start from the top of the first dot. Go to the bottom with that little scroll action, top of the 1st 1 to the bottom top of the 1st 1 until you get to the end and then you can start at the top of the bottom. Go from the outside to the inside the outside to the inside or the left side to the right side, and then move along until you've completed the entire pattern. 6. Drawing 2. Hand drawing: