Drawing Thought
Drawing ThoughtHow drawing (and painting) helps us observe, discover and invent.
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Drawing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
A simple verbal prompt elicits multiple images that appear fully formed. Answers surface before questions have had time to settle. In a world increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence, friction disappears, uncertainty gets smoothed awa...
Loopy for the Holidays!
Here’s my first thinking through drawing prompt, along with my own stack of loopy drawings. Iwill share these prompts in this subscriber chat, and invite you to post your visual and verbal responses there!
Think through Drawing with me
I’m excited to begin sharing occasional thinking through drawing prompts as a way for us to explore ideas through drawing together. I will share these prompts in the subscriber chat, and invite you to post your responses there.
Drawing Science
When Matteo Farinella gave a talk to my “Thinking through Drawing” students in last spring, it stayed with me long after the session ended. His work lives at the intersection of neuroscience, comics, and science communication. His official ...
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An artist, educator, and researcher thinking through and with drawing and painting. Author of Drawing Thought (MIT Press), I am represented by Kenise Barnes Fine Art, a member of The Painting Center, NYC, and direct Art Education at SUNY New Paltz.
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