The muscles in the arm can also be trained to draw. You use your eyes to see and your brain to analyze angles and shapes and value. Your arm moves searching for the figure, finding where one angle or line meets another. The more you practice, the more all these parts learn to work together. With enough practice, when you draw from your imagination, your arm can take over and it’s almost like drawing from life. It’s important to practice both, drawing from life and from your imagination.
Muscles get stronger with use. It’s the same with prayer or finding that quiet time in life when you can feel inspiration from above. It gets stronger with use. Life is busy so stepping back from the chaos and taking a moment to look at the beauty around us can bless our lives.
“The Lord promises that when His shepherds feed His lambs and sheep, those in His fold “shall fear no more, nor be dismayed, neither shall they be lacking.”
Good Shepherd, Lamb of God by Elder Gerri’s Gong April General Conference 2019
I love your inspirational thoughts along with your drawings, dear Sherry! Thanks for all you write and send to us. Love, Pal
On Wed, Oct 9, 2019, 12:20 PM SherryMeidell’sTeetertotterTales wrote:
> Sherry Meidell posted: ” The muscles in the arm can also be trained to > draw. You use your eyes to see and your brain to analyze angles and shapes > and value. Your arm moves searching for the figure, finding where one angle > or line meets another. The more you practice, the more a” >
Hey Pal, so good to hear from you and thanks. Hope your art is going well.