Neurographic Art is a process designed to create art while calming the mind. The main function is to soothe the soul and obtain peaceful sense of being while using art supplies. The by-product is creating unique and abstract art. It is an ongoing process of enhancing the initial shapes and refining them, all in tiny steps.
In the first class,<a href="https://skl.sh/3qZfc4P" rel="nofollow noreferrer noopener" target="_blank"> Neurographic Art Practice: Scribble Away Your Stress,</a> the process is explained and the tools used are felt tip markers. They are simple and easy to find.
In today’s class, Part 2, we’ll add to the process by selecting color and adding it to our artwork, again, using our favorite and easy to find supplies. Just as in the first class, the process is designed to be undemanding, imaginative, and free form. The choices: size, speed, shapes, are all up to you. And now, we will introduce color into the process. You can use watercolors, marker, colored pencils, acrylic paint: whatever medium you enjoy.

Class Intro

Class Supplies

Setting the Scene

Watercolor Demonstration

Softening the Edges

Adding Colors

Adding Additional Colors

Acrylic Paint Demo

Refining the Edges

Using Patterns to Fill the Cells

Drawing the Patterns

Class Wrap Up

Neurographic Art Practice 2 Class Supplies.pdf

Neurographic Art 2: Adding Color

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