Neurographica 2 - theartproject - December 10, 2019 chad brown

[@alesianickerson5879]

I learned of neurographics this week. I have an researched it. It was invented by a Russian psychiatrist in 2014-15. He believes when you round off the sharp edges, I call it drawing smiles, at the intersections that it causes neurons to fire. It activates the brain to just like learning. It is being used to heal trauma. I'm all about healing and this fascinates me.

[@theartproject]

I had my high school students doing it and you wouldn't believe the trauma it caused. whew! you'd have thought the less confident students were gonna die. So hard to overcome a lack of confidence!

[@maryfritz722]

It’s therapeutic neuron repair, creating new synapses and repairing neuron breaks for people who have stress, PTSD, Dementia, healing yourself with intent before you start. Your subconscious automatically goes to a repair site. It’s Science and Art. Good luck.

[@ivacook1854]

I am addicted to Neurographics!

[@jeanettespary2615]

Addictive…enjoy watching…love different interpretations and use of different mediums.

[@dianetenbrink4954]

I really enjoyed how free you were. Great video. The founder of this art is Pavel Piskarev. He is from Russia and shared it in 2014. He explains it and it's very interesting. I just discovered it myself and find it very relaxing. Keep the videos coming .

[@Patriciamurphygq8hl]

I really enjoyed your video, I have only recently found neurographic art. I am a senior and have battled depression and mourning the loss of my son. Art is so therapeutic for me, I can turn off everything in my mind and connect with my inner child. I use watercolors and colored pencils. Thank you for sharing your work 💜

[@theartproject]

Thanks for telling me. It's so encouraging to hear how my videos were helpful. Depression is no joke. When it hits, it paralyzes every part of me. Sorry to hear you lost your son. A parent should never have to go through that. I find that no matter what I am going through THE SON never lets me down. He pulls me out of the pit of despair and sets my feet on solid ground.

[@marlenevincent6019]

I think you do your own thing. tried this found it relaxing.

[@christophemeathrel508]

Gotta try this as I enjoy the freehand nature and errorless results.

[@kimberlymoe196]

Love this! Definitely going to try this with my students!

[@LeighPogue]

Very nice. I almost swallowed my tongue when you put the blk ink over the orbs! But then the risk paid off. Maybe I should have said , the confidence paid off. Beautiful

[@carriehanifen3434]

You should start at one side of the paper and draw lines going to the other side of the page have to go one edge to the other. You can make them do what ever put some loops don’t, then round where they meet. You think about something you have on your mind keep the process going and it helps you solve the problem.Something like that. It’s a ton of fun no matter how you do it. The circles get put in after your rounding is done. I think at least two

[@nowistime8070]

why don't you do that?

[@anaysamadocarrera3621]

Loved it

[@kimberlymoe196]

Following up - I tried this with my 7th -12th grade Art students and not only did they LOVE it, but almost all were also very successful!! I had them just create their own loose circles and found the most successful coloring was from the watercolor pencils in which students were able to blend colors with a damp brush where they felt the need. If a student took the work to heart, they were absolutely beautiful abstract works of art!! I will definitely do this again!

[@theartproject]

Fantastic. This is the kind of thing I love to hear.

[@tannaorr4133]

How fun! Thanks!

[@pixiephix734]

Thank you for sharing! I will be doing this design for sure... the idea that each issue is tied to and revisited back and forth from one to another SO Good!

[@barbmclean1722]

Great painting, thanks for sharing!

[@deanablythe9394]

I enjoyed each part of this piece, thanks for sharing

[@mariacristinasoregaroli2951]

Excelente...!!! 😍😍😍

[@Rainbowsandswirls47]

Thank you for a fantastic video. Fabulous abstract design. I believe you can use the neuro concept just to produce beautiful 🎨 artwork without focusing on a problem. I love vivid colours in abstraction 🤗🌈

[@theartproject]

Thanks so much!

[@jeanettespary2615]

Enjoy raw freedom of choice, no pressure….ENJOY. ❤

[@swing9799]

Just googled it and looked into it just a bit - fascinating!!! I can’t wait to try it! Thanks!

[@susananolik9303]

Very cool design!

[@theartproject]

Thanks

[@eveny119]

I depends if you're doing this for a therapy vs an art project. As a therapy there are rules, first a trained therapist should guide you, then you start out with shaky lines across the entire page but without planning, circles are added free hand, you let your subconscious control your movements as you think about a problem you are having or have had in the past, the rest works on healing yourself, how, I dont know, Im not a therapist. Using this purely as an art form, you can do what you want. I've seen beautiful patterns to complex portraits done with the neurographic lines. Tangled lightening shaped lines forming planets and stars and the popular spreading shape of the tree of life.

[@Kimhaas007]

Love your ink collection !!!!

[@theartproject]

Thanks. It's growing. I bought some more just last night.

[@NeurographicartForTherapy]

I love your art work 🎉

[@theartproject]

Thank you so much!

[@susanasilva2737]

One of the rules is to start the line in one side and end in the other side. But I loved this project so much that I'm going to do something similar. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@marychristophi6688]

Wonderful 😊

[@marychristophi6688]

Wonderful

[@jamiecee4960]

Pretty. Definitely trying these. 🙂

[@1artrenae]

Fantastic video! Great for stress...chocolate is also great for stress...lol

[@pennyoflaherty1345]

Thank you it looks 👍

[@francesb7515]

I started with a watercolor pencil and then used my hand made natural watercolors for filling and the lines. At least we get an interesting art adventure out of trying ;p

[@marychristophi6688]

Wonderful beautiful exciting

[@jazzmoos5382]

Some nice techniques here with the pearlescent shades. Thanks for the tips. Did you end up doing a remake that’s quicker and no talking? I don’t see the link you spoke about. No offense, but I nearly always mute talking videos and play at double-speed. I did undo the speed and volume when you added the highlights & lowlights. I really like and appreciate those ideas. 👍

[@theartproject]

I don't think I got to the remake. sorry about that. I usually speed videos I watch on youtube up also. no offense taken. I like videos that talk like peter draws, but I am not particularly fond of my own talking style. However if an explanation is needed it is there, and if an explanation is not needed then the mute button s a handy invention.

[@jaedo71]

Rule #1: There are no rules.

[@theartproject]

I thought rule #1 was "we don't talk about fight club"