Bypassing the Brain's Drawing Rules
Paintings
Bypassing the Brain's Drawing Rules
Painting from raw, bottom-up vision — no outlines, no symbols, no corrections
About eight years ago, when my daughter was in elementary school, she was painting with watercolors. As I sat beside her, I drew an anime character. It was the first time I had drawn anything since my compulsory school education.
Later, while sitting beside my daughter as she was drawing with crayons, I decided to draw with crayons as well. This is the drawing I made. It was my first time using crayons since I was a child.
Pages in this category
Oil Painting
No PracticeThe first painting, the AI conversation, and the lie I told my painter friend — the story of how I found out I paint differently.
Oil Painting
22 PaintingsAll paintings to date — oils, crayons, acrylics. No progression. No improvement arc. Just the same vision, 22 times.
Drawing
Before the Oil PaintingsCrayon and acrylic drawings made while keeping a child company. Cacao pods, avocados, bananas, watermelon — humming, not practicing.
