Drawing is not just a way of transcribing a visual representation with a pencil. It's much more than that. Whether on a physical level or on a social level, drawing can bring you benefits that you would never have suspected!
Drawing reduces stress and anxiety
When you draw, your mind is trained to focus on a given theme without processing too much information at once. This helps relax your brain and body. Additionally, by working on a blank canvas or sketchbook, you can express your imagination, allowing your brain to clear out negative thoughts that can cause stress or anxiety. Ultimately, taking time to learn something new or do something you love can release a positive feeling that can help reduce stress and anxiety.
Relaxing, isn't it?
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The drawing allows you to connect
By drawing, it is possible to share a pleasant moment with family, with friends or even with a huge community on social networks, like you with me. It is a fun tool which will also allow educational actors to carry out activities with their structures and their audiences, according to their educational projects. It's a healthy and fun way to build strong bonds!
Union with a pencil
Drawing helps develop self-confidence
Drawing is a creative activity that can have benefits in developing self-confidence. By focusing on yourself and your own abilities, rather than worrying about the opinions of others, drawing allows you to discover and develop your talents and interests. By observing our progress and seeing our skills improve over time, our self-confidence is fostered.
This can therefore be particularly beneficial for people who feel stuck on a daily basis, in their personal and professional lives.
Drawing develops your creative abilities
Drawing helps stimulate creative abilities in several ways. First of all, it allows you to express yourself freely and create unique things that reflect your personality and vision. This therefore gives a feeling of pride and self-validation.
Finally, drawing also helps develop the ability to visualize ideas and materialize them. This can be very useful for problem solving and decision making because it allows you to see things from different perspectives and represent them in a concrete way.
In conclusion, what are you waiting for to draw?
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This is a book available on my website and also at this link on Amazon . It is composed only of subscriber requests, with simplified drawings explained step by step. If you've ever asked me for a tutorial, then maybe your name is in it. If this is not the case, don't panic! This book is only the first in a long series. So keep offering me comments, I'll rate them all!
