1 to do:

The first task will put you in ‘visual’ mode. In the first task, simply find the picture that is exactly like the first one. This is similar to the game of find the mistake, but here you don’t have to find the mistake, but the identical one.

You don’t have to draw it, the goal is to get your brain into visual mode within a few seconds.

2 to so:

In this task, simply observe the abstract lines and shapes in the framed window and simply copy the lines into the empty square. Since the lines represent unrecognizable objects, you are forced to draw what you see.

Since most of the magic happens in the brain and not on paper, we can practice without drawing. You read that right, we first train our brain.

3 to do:

The third exercise for today is to simply look at the world around you and notice the lines you see.

Imagine the objects around you. Compare their size and shape, notice where the line begins and ends. Lift your index finger and run it along the outline of the object. Imagine that you are drawing what you see, just do it in your head.

Try to enjoy the exercise, spend 15-20 minutes or more with it.          (e.g. when you are riding the bus or taking a bath). It may feel silly at first, but drawing is all about seeing. If you don’t spend time exercising your brain, you won’t notice any improvement in your drawing either.

4 to do

Draw the exact mirror images

Summary:

Task 1 – Find the pair

Task 2 – Copy the doodle

Task 3 – Practice observing objects and drawing them in your head.

Task 4 – Figure addition tasks, draw the exact mirror images

The rest of the tasks are here!

Do them all one after the other, because they build on each other.