Neurographica Project!

[@aliscummings4073]

I wanted to say thank you for sharing your art. I read the comments and I am always disheartened to read comments left by people in such a mean spiritied way. You clearly state your position and even ask for insight so you yourself can learn. I found this video by scrolling through neurographic art, yours caught my eye because of the color and way you used squiggly lines. I appreciate that you took the time to show this, encourage those that listened to research and learn more but mostly because you inspired art to happen. Let those that want to bark about copyright and methods and teaching rules continue to bark. You keep doing what you do, I would imagine that the amount of likes listed on your page in comparison to those barking pages would tell the whole story. I would rather inspire and encourage than bark! great work.

[@theartproject]

Thanks for the encouragement! Thanks for watching. You're right about the barkers. I think, in this case it's a little like saying I can't splatter paint because Jackson Pollock already did. Ludicrous, right? Thanks again for the support!

[@peliroja7425]

Everything you said was spot on! Well stated

[@jstamps9578]

Way way back before time began when I was a kid we used to do art like this we named Scribble Scrabbles. We'd scribble with a black crayon and then color all the spaces. Just watching you do this calmed my inner talking and made me happy and quiet. It's beautiful. It looks like inner microscopic, and outer universe space, simultaneously.

[@debeern1]

I just found this type of art and I think it's the answer to help my elderly mom stay engaged and her mind sharp. Looks like something fun we can do together!

[@theartproject]

It really is something you can do together. It is fun and nonthreatening. Have fun with it.

[@chicken-grandma]

It is used for people with PTSD and chronic pain. I have RA and it was so relaxing. They do explain you tend to want to make you hand let's say go right...make it go left. It works your brain. Its also called Neurographic Art

[@DeAzul7902]

Please don't stop. You're making art - you're making the worlds into better places. You're giving us your beautiful Self. In multiple languages I thank you... merci beaucoup, danke, domo arigato & gracias! 😊

[@robertsantorelli8039]

I love this I’m 78 just started painting. know nothing about painting but I’m going to learn.I love this neurographic stuff. And I think I’ll give it a shot I love the idea that it’s so time consuming. Thank you for your tutorial. Robert

[@theartproject]

Mines not an "official" Neurographica. I am glad you like it, but do not neglect to learn from some certified people on the subject.

[@sharonpainter7809]

Good for you remember Grandma Moses started painting in her 70s too.

[@elizabethpeterson455]

I do zentangle and this neuro work to me is just another art form you can immerse yourself in for the good of it. I like combining the two to make some interesting and lovely pieces. Now ...I've even seen neurographic on common stuff like marks on the sidewalk and lines in tree bark...it's is just very enjoyable and a cure for depression for sure.😊...Thank you.

[@Art-By-Aly]

It is used in art therapy through psychology. It’s good for PTSD , anxiety, and chronic pain . Which I have all three and do actually make neurotrophic , or neurographic art

[@ghostmanscores1666]

That wet the space first tip was gold.

[@theartproject]

Thanks

[@autumntime_1]

That's turning out great 👍. Just wanted to add that what your doing is basically solving your problem and what i mean is this. As your rounding off the sharp corners and softening them your thinking about your problem or whatever is conflicting you. The rounding part is like your fixing the problem and it gives the brain a sense of peace, and relaxation. It's very therapeutic I've tried it myself. I watched it on video with explanation behind it. Thats what I got out of it. 😊

[@kathleendavis2008]

We end up with energy blocks due to unresolved trauma. Electrical impedance. Ppl with spiritual eyes can see these areas of blocked energy and they can heal them if u go to their seminar. This art form /technique allows the one drawing it to set an intention on their own specific issue and open up their neural pathways so there are no longer any energy blocks. It is like opening a dam, widening a river or making a bridge bigger! Ppl get better in their mind and heart...it is beautiful!

[@Maerahn]

Thank you for this, it was soothing to listen to while I was doing my own piece of neurographic art. 😊 Please don't lose your current mindset of 'there's no right or wrong way to do this.' There are some videos on KZbin that will try to ram all these 'rules' and 'correct methods' down your throat - as if any piece created that doesn't rigidly stick to those 'rules' and 'correct methods' is somehow invalid or even worthless as art therapy - and I believe they are far more damaging than any perceived risk of doing this art 'the wrong way.' If something feels good and 'right' to do, then it's therapeutic for that person, and that's what matters far more than sticking to any rigid 'rules.'

[@noxtwilight_]

This is getting more popular for good reason. Thanks for this great demo. From what I can tell, exactly what a new art student needs to get their creative juices flowing and have success right away. I just taught my friend, her first art, she's so happy she tried it. Everyone can do art!

[@robindikos8937]

There is no right or wrong, that's the beauty of it!

[@theartproject]

I know, right!?

[@denisehogarth5433]

I did this in church back in the 60's because it made the sermon go faster and I got lost in the art of it

[@incompetentcrafter9201]

This is the coolest neurografic art I've seen. Love your squiggly lines. I'm off to try it right now.

[@mirnarucci6522]

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[@sharonpainter7809]

Nice painting I'm a recovering stroke patient ( right brain) I used to draw, paint, and calligraphy all the time, after my stroke not so much, I'm going to try this to see if it helps calm my loss of music and art skills, thank you

[@patriciamoore184]

This was a wonderful demo and explanation. It’s also beautiful. Thank you.

[@noradennis4361]

I've always been an artist. From the time I was 5 years old. I've been drawing ever since until I had a stroke and can't use my right hand so I've missed creating things, then I found this type of art. I can draw lines with my left hand but it doesn't look right. So I'm going to give it a try. I've got so many art supplies, markers, watercolore and so forth and I miss making use of them. It's time I bring them into play again. 🙂. I liked how your piece turned out.

[@theartproject]

I am so sorry about the stroke. But I am inspired by your motivation and recovery. The art you make left-handed will be just as important or even more important than work you ever made with your right! Don't quit!

[@MrsKravitzz]

You do a great job explaining technique and your end result is lovely. Thank you

[@ritawashere5787]

I was so glad this popped up, I heard someone talking about this recently. I shared the video on Pinterest, can't wait to see your other videos.

[@peliroja7425]

Loved your approach and art work. I just discovered this artwork about a month ago and have really been enjoying it! Thanks for sharing

[@ailishniriain787]

It's like planet earth. Lovely.

[@wicketuma444]

It is a wonderful way to create something beautiful and help with one's wellbeing. Thank you. Your work is magical. And your explanation is excellent.

[@deelindaanderson3110]

Entanglement. Love love and light. Thanks for sharing.

[@theartproject]

Huh? Uh. You are welcome.

[@machellegatts3125]

I believe its ment to the meditative. Thinking out your chouces, goals etc. Cant wait to do it with my students. Now to decide on paper size. Thanks

[@margaritaamrita8746]

It is much more then just meditation. It has a very deep and profound meaning.

[@margaritaamrita8746]

Machelle, this technique is patented and requires extensive training in order to teach. I am the certified Neurographica instructor, reach out to me I will provide you with the details

[@lindatannock]

@@margaritaamrita8746 creating art isn't "patented". I understand that neurographic painting was originally started by a psychologist or something, and I've watched the original videos about it, and it's meaning. While I fully respect that, you can't say "patented" to someone creating an original piece based on the neographic style of art. That's like saying someone can't use cubism or base art on any other style of art introduced by a master 🤦🏼‍♀️

[@laureendavis2369]

@@margaritaamrita8746 Not sure I would be comfortable with training under a "certified" Neurographica instructor that has a video on their channel that is how you went from broke to a multi-millionaire. This is all so good. I'm going to talk to a friend of mine that is a lawyer. I'm pretty sure you can't say a form of art is patented and nobody can do it unless they were trained by you or any other of your MLM-like friends. 🙂

[@nowistime8070]

I bought a huge sheet of good quality paper and I didn't have any reason why. I just learned about this art form a few days ago and your technique is by far my favourite and im going to use my paper for this

[@theartproject]

Awesome. Thanks so much for the encouragement. Post it somewhere like Instagram and tag me. I'd love to see the end result!

[@stoogethree4438]

Thank you, love the simplicity of your explanation.

[@karehhartig7287]

This Technique is interesting and very beautiful. I have vexatious with certain connections , my joints are speaking up loudly , the mind body connection needs morework , lol. . This can be very healing visually and therapeutically for me along with physical therapy. Thank you for sharing all of this goodness. 🙏

[@DeAzul7902]

Magnificent!

[@lindajudd7647]

I used to draw this way with Etch-A-Sketch! Ages ago!

[@BigHenFor]

Not rely. Actually study the technique then go for it.

[@merrimcarthur7198]

I'm wondering how this would look using a dark gold, maybe bronze metallic pen instead of black. Then I'd go wild with jewel tones and what I call my "bollywood" pallet of colours. LOVE your video. You have a marvelous way of talking through without sounding all prissy and pedantic. Your humour is charming. AND you have a great voice! Thank you for this video. A ton of inspiration here.

[@theartproject]

Wow! Thanks so much! Keep watching! More to come!

[@jrbaskind]

Your project looks wonderful! 😃

[@tinagonzales6840]

Good day to you Chad Brown I realize this was done in 2019. I've researched nerographica on KZbin and I've tried a couple projects couple came out really good I've tried the watercolor they didn't come out so well however I really really really like the artwork that you put online on KZbin the colorization is awesome the whole picture is looks awesome. You have me inspired to try again to complete art project of neurographical using watercolors. It's a medium I've been using lately as well as others however you had mentioned that you're not very good at watercoloring hey Chad I wish I was not that good because you're good LOL I enjoyed your KZbin video immensely and I am inspired so I'm going to go ahead and a little while after I do you know the fun stuff like laundry lol everybody loves that right and I'm going to break out some watercolor and a canvas and do the Ditty. Thank you so very much and I did subscribe have a good day

[@theartproject]

Thanks so much for the encouragement. That's what we're all here for. To encourage one another. If you have an Instagram, share your work and tag me in it. I'd love to see it!

[@alieneiasillo7148]

Beautiful

[@tsagkadakis]

It came out fantastic 👍

[@jodirankin5901]

I love this, thank you for sharing!

[@lovdolls]

That is wonderful I just love what you created here.

[@jaedo71]

Really good composition. Do some more

[@theartproject]

Thanks! Working on a giant community one right now! Video out soon.

[@glshowlin]

i love your art, the color play was fun to watch and your squiggly lines appeal to me as they flow and are soft. Thanks for posting this, a year ago, ha

[@evelyne7071]

Your wet on wet looks very loose and free. I saw this technique where the colors went onto the basic shapes first and the rounding of the corners went afterwards, I like the way you did it also. Very beautiful.

[@theartproject]

thank you so much!

[@katie_hearsu]

I love this! I facilitate an art therapy group at work, and I plan to use this technique. I also enjoy participating in art journaling and have just started a neurographic project using Micron archival markers and colored pencils. I also did one neurographic design with markers for color, but I didn't like it as much because the boldness of the dark didn't stand out with the competing colors from the standard fine-point colored markers.

[@josephinemitchell9504]

When I heard "you can't do this wrong" I have just finished my first one which i did with sharpies. Yours is so much better and with more lines. Im going to do another and make more lines and with squiggles. So thank you for this idea.

[@theartproject]

You might not like one as much as another, but it's still not wrong. If you have any social media accounts I'd appreciate it if you would post it and tag me in it so I can see. Thanks.

[@lindatannock]

Enjoyed seeing your art! I know this is an old video, but just wanted to comment on it. I've just found neurographic art, and looks to be right up my alley. I'm going to try it out! Don't listen to the folk complaining about "trademarks" etc. You created an original piece of art in your own way. They're just trying to sell courses lol 😆. Sounds pyramid scheme-like to me 😂. You can't do this or demonstrate it unless you pay us money to do so lmao. It's funny. Like you, I'm only interested in drawing pictures, not paying to do a self-help course full of mumbo-jumbo! 😉

[@DeeStoppa]

I love this technique, so easy and beautiful! Thank you for sharing, great tips

[@wingus857]

Very cool concept. Also, from what I could tell, I would recommend you use watercolor paper the next time you paint. It will definitely look a lot nicer and you won't have to worry about the colors bleeding or the paper warping. And especially with the technique you use, the more weight (lb) the paper has, the more water it'll withstand. Hopefully this helps. But yeah! Other than that, this piece looks very cool! Thanks for taking the time to read this and have a wonderful day :)

[@theartproject]

Thanks. I had watercolor paper, but I didn't think far enough ahead. I just wanted to try it out and I always give students Drawing paper. I will most definitely be giving them watercolor paper. But I am kinda cheap. Lol

[@wingus857]

@@theartproject I completely understand that, lol. Sounds wonderful though, I hope they enjoy and have with this project!

[@carolynegoria6203]

How fun…good lesson

[@theartproject]

Actually working on this assignment right now with my kids.

[@parizati8928]

Thanks for the sharing your experiences to us I really enjoyed

[@melissasalasblair5273]

Thanks so much 💭🎈☁🖌🌌

[@pamjenks8362]

I love your artwork and the way you spoke about it and the finished piece. Some of these people who make videos oon neurographic art say if you want to draw a line one way , you must draw it another way . Please someone tell me wh, i don't understand it. I much prefer this way, freeform, intuitive , beautiful. Thankyou for this, it's relieved my mind. I hate rules, how can anybody help tell youu your art is wrong hhaha. I. can doo this now.😊

[@traceytiffin143]

Very cool

[@Brvfan2012]

Very nice. Newbie here so this has been a great first start for me

[@nicolemoses8703]

Seems very enjoyable. Thanks for sharing!

[@susananolik9303]

I love your design! Very cool result! My only suggestion would be to use clean water and leave some spaces white.

[@theartproject]

Clean water? that would involve me getting up from my chair and going to the sink. I am too lazy for that. lol. just kidding. you're right!!!

[@catastrophicchaos6585]

That's really cool!! I've stumbled across this topic and is obsessed with creating it at the moment as well. 🤗

[@theartproject]

Awesome! do you post on Instagram or anywhere? I'd love to see your work.

[@krisbox1239]

love it

[@barbarahamilton586]

Your intersections are like our highway systems.

[@theartproject]

Thanks. That's my favorite part.

[@mariamasini7211]

That is beautiful

[@raisakuperman1760]

Wonderful color playing

[@theartproject]

Thanks!

[@RD-lt3ht]

🏆❤

[@theartproject]

Thanks. I never got a trophy before, I don't think. Thanks!

[@laurasebastian139]

The work is lovely

[@ohmercy5924]

Just beautiful!

[@1artrenae]

Really awesome!!

[@barbaracimini1447]

Yours is just gorgeous!!

[@barbaracimini1447]

This is just beautiful!

[@NeurographicartForTherapy]

Amazing ❤

[@theartproject]

Thanks so much!!!

[@mariacristinasoregaroli2951]

👏👏👏

[@KittyDijcksMakeupstudionl]

Looks very nice!

[@pattiwright633]

If I do this with my students, I will use a heavier paper and encourage them to use smaller brushes in the tight spots. Otherwise, I like what you did. Thank you for sharing.

[@theartproject]

Thanks. I was cheap with the paper. Lol. And I was lazy with the brushes.

[@margaritaamrita8746]

Patti, this technique requires intensive training. It is patented in US and has a trademark

[@theartproject]

@@margaritaamrita8746 email me at [e-mail]

[@pattiwright633]

@@margaritaamrita8746 I'm sure it does. I'll call it "a study of". They're kids so we're not trying to plagiarize anything.

[@margaritaamrita8746]

@@theartproject alright, will do today, just noticed your message

[@jodybonus9895]

I just watched this video I made a neurographica. Project last night.

[@AL-lz1hb]

Pretty; I like. Just to say, I was having a go at this technique and my sharpie was too thick, so I opened a new pack (I had one at home. Hows that for luck?😮) fine point, which was the exact same sort as the one I was using🙄🤭. So it's a finer point one that's needed for rounding out, else the effect is too chunky, for my liking. The second one used in the video looks to be the charm. Is it called 'Fineliner' not 'Fine Point'? So confusing! So not only a nice video, I've seen the pen I need in action doing what I want it to do🤗

[@katt9402]

Very cool!

[@annem2576]

looks like "doodling"!

[@claudiacorreia1203]

I have a question, is this kind of drawing possible for people who dont have control in your hand, like being espastic? Or could this help controling the espasm activity. Thanks. I enjoy whatching.

[@theartproject]

I'm not entirely sure. It will probably vary depending on the individual. If they are frustrated easily and they expect it to result in a specific appearance then it might not be good for them. However if as an artist they are open to new possibilities and they believe the process is the best part and the end result is flexible then it should be great for anyone.

[@claudiacorreia1203]

Thanks for your anwser. I could see that is a very fine motricity control of our hands, and there are details like shape the corners, or fill the spaces, which disable people will never able to achive. As if is a neurografica which estimulates the neurons i thought this could be a good exercise to make people get better. Thank you one more time.

[@gobekker1984]

This is the most beautiful Neuropainting I have ever seen! Are you a sosial guy? Lots of ‘people’ in your painting 👍 What kind of paper do you use? Im colourblind, you think that is iportant, you talk about warn and cold colours and that is chinese to me ☺️ I tryed and it is like I put my inner thoths (think) right on the paper! Thank you and hope you find the time to answer. All the best from The Girl In Norway 🥰

[@MariaLopez-mi4ol]

People are making their own techniques in color.....some balance the color others have a hodgepodge of color.....it is whatever your liking I guess.

[@svitlanapostelga7187]

When neurographica’s lesson means finished well?

[@theartproject]

I don't understand.

[@jamiecee4960]

I think they are neat. And comes out pretty.

[@n0ireclipse]

Do you show the students the whole video at once? or space it out over several days?

[@theartproject]

Not sure yet. I haven't done it yet.

[@n0ireclipse]

@@theartproject Oh! Lol! Well it looks like its gonna be great

[@margaritaamrita8746]

@@theartproject please read my comments, I am a certified Neurographica instructor, i have left you the details on how to reach out to me. Thank you, Margarita

[@theartproject]

@@margaritaamrita8746 sorry I am just now getting back to you. I have searched the comments, but can not find your contact information. I went to your channel and it wasn't helpful in contacting you. Email me at [e-mail] thanks.

[@jazzmoos5382]

Very cool. Had to mute though.

[@theartproject]

Me too. Can't hardly stand to listen to myself sometimes. Lol.

[@AmarnaNeuroart]

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[@StellaPhotis]

Your lines are not neurographica lines as they repeat themselves in shape and your drawing has no topic/theme. It is good though, and the colours are super lovely, but your drawing is what is referred to as 'neuro doodle.' Have you considered using watercolour paper?

[@theartproject]

Thanks. I have used several types of paper. Yupo is my favorite so far.

[@StellaPhotis]

Yes, Yupo is great for use with inks/alcohol inks@@theartproject

[@Amanda-I-AM]

So, nobody is going to react to the fact that the founder of this specific therapeutic art technique left a comment 2 years ago? 🤔😅

[@theartproject]

That's super cool! I never noticed it before. Thanks.

[@PiskarevPavel]

НейроЛИния у вас не обладает качеством Нейро ))). вы учились на курсе прежде чем записать этот ролик?

[@user-dn6nb5ku9b]

Did you study and have a diploma of an Instructor? Otherwise you can’t teach!

[@theartproject]

Thanks

[@theartproject]

I did not study or get certified. And I am not teaching. I am just doing one my way. I said at the very beginning I didn't know what I was doing.

[@calypsoseawitch6742]

U r right. U r putting your feelings on paper. How u r feeling that day. I'm not @CalypsoSeaWitch6742. Someone has taken over my KZbin, created that without me knowing... Learning to do what u r doing helps keeps stress down also. Cause u have to think about what u r doing. Then u have to think about what colors u r going to use. That's idea of this. Having to think about what u r doing. It's to help memory.. At the same time, it is fun doing it. Hope this helps..