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So basically you can do any shapes

Im confused i thought neurographic art was just lines curvey lines but this one is circles feathery lones

No frustration but obsessed with rounding.

This is the 2nd video of urs that I’ve seen, ur a very good teacher! Thanks for sharing ur knowledge 😊

What size of pen do you draw your black lines? I use a sharpie and they are pretty thick. I like your thinner lines.

This video was helpful to me. Thank you ❤😁

I love that you talk through the process and explain moment by moment what you are doing and why!!!!! I am fascinated and thrilled by your teaching. 🤗👏👍🏻

can i use pink color too for the lines?

How to know what the outcome of our figure means ?

Here we have seen you have got a figure how to interpret it ?

I'll do it howI want thanks!!!

thank you

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your message resonate with me i would like to teach it in french in Canada. how do i get in touch you to take classés. thank you for your time

Amana Neuroart: Geez Lady, don't have children. You have turned me so off from even trying to learn this, let alone enjoy this to the point of vomiting. YOU are horrible! I wouldn't be surprised, if, after a session with you, that people need to call a suicide hotline. You don't get to decide what is right for others to do. You 100% miss the mark here.

used to color outside the line as a youngster and was corrected. Tell me to do something a certain way and watch me do the opposite.

Thank you so much for your generosity. So happy to know we can use it to help other people. Especially because everyone I know in NG says that NG is only personal. ❤ ❤❤❤❤

Ah is this helping OCD at all?

Is there written rules for this type of art or not ? Y Or is this your opinion

This is very helpful. thanks lots.

Very well done Amarna. Thank you

All this neuro stuff sounds like quackery. Good looking quackery.

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Art is different for, each individual, stop chatting shit lady! There are no rules

Creativity is not supposed to be so directed. You're myopic. I hope you're not an actual therapist.

Wow! Folks really don’t like rules, do they? Lol I have taken art classes , and there are definitely rules. That being said, this isn’t just art. It’s actually a form of therapy that needs particular rules to be followed for it to work properly. Of course you can do whatever you want, but it won’t be actual neurographic art if not done properly.

Another it's using watercolors 😂

Thank you very much Amarna. Very helpful. in the part you were talking about coloring mistakes, paintings of Joan Miro came to my mind.

For me is better NOT to say neurographic ART. Neurographic lines, which are mental and psychological healing processes, have nothing to do with art. The correct name is: Neurographic or Neurographic Lines or Neurographic Healing Process...or something similar. This would be correct.

Best video about correct Neurographic. Thank you.❤❤❤❤

Best video about correct Neurographic. Thank you.❤❤❤❤

Best video about correct Neurographic. Thank you.❤❤❤❤

I really enjoy your videos the best so far as a newbie to neurographic art!

It's good to be flexible with rules. Like, not, this is incorrect, this is correct. Instead say, this is ok, but maybe this way could enhance it.

Neurographica, as a therapeutic art form, combines creativity with structured techniques to tap into the brain's potential for transformation and self-improvement. While it might seem counterintuitive to impose rules on an inherently creative process, there are several compelling reasons to adhere to the established guidelines of Neurographica: 1. Scientific Basis: Neurographica is grounded in psychological and neuroscientific principles. The structured approach is designed to engage specific neural pathways, promoting cognitive and emotional shifts. The rules are there to ensure that the practice aligns with these scientific foundations, maximizing the therapeutic benefits. 2. Consistency and Predictability: Following the established methods of Neurographica helps ensure that the outcomes are consistent and predictable. This consistency is crucial for both practitioners and participants to understand and trust the process, making it easier to measure and replicate results. 3. Structured Creativity: Rules in Neurographica don't stifle creativity; rather, they channel it in a way that enhances the therapeutic experience. The guidelines provide a framework within which creativity can flourish, often leading to more profound insights and breakthroughs than unstructured art might. 4. Focused Intent: The specific steps and rules in Neurographica help practitioners and participants maintain a focused intent throughout the process. This focus is essential for addressing particular psychological issues or achieving specific therapeutic goals. 5. Enhanced Engagement: For many people, the structured approach can enhance engagement with the process. The clear steps and objectives can make it easier for individuals to commit to and stay involved in the practice, which is essential for experiencing its full benefits. To those who feel that rules take away from the therapeutic potential of Neurographica, it's important to recognize that structure and freedom are not mutually exclusive. The guidelines in Neurographica are there to support and enhance the creative process, not to limit it. By understanding and following these rules, participants can potentially unlock deeper levels of personal transformation and healing that might not be accessible through unstructured methods. In essence, the structured approach of Neurographica is akin to the principles behind other forms of therapeutic practice, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy or mindfulness meditation, where specific techniques are used to achieve desired outcomes. Embracing the rules can be seen as a way to harness the full power of this innovative therapeutic art form.

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I don't need to watch this video to know that this woman is way off the mark when it comes to neurographic design. Obviously she wasn't told there is no right or wrong way to do it except for individuality.

I’m a 78-yr-old artist. I understand the basic concept, but the rules are so restrictive. I think trying to conform to strict rules would make someone more anxious than relaxed. I’ve been doodling for most of my life. I started by creating designs in the margins of my notebooks in high school. I usually started by overlapping lines, then created patterns in each space. Later I carried several sheets of drawing paper.in my notebooks, so I could save my designs instead of hiding them in a notebook on lined paper. I sometimes start with shapes and sometimes with lines. Or I might start with one shape, add a pattern, then connect another shape. I might start a design one day and work on it for several days. I even insert little hidden images sometimes, maybe leaves or flowers, or something I see while I’m drawing, a mug, spoon, pencil, or paper clip.. I was doing zentangle before it was a thing. Now, I am more likely to skip the patterns and concentrate on color, with perhaps some texture. And I might even add some collage or thicker paper shapes. All of these designs have been relaxing for me. It’s especially fun for me to create them while I listen to music, a podcast, or audiobook, or even watching a favorite movie that I’ve seen before, so I don’t have to watch it closely. Also great when in a lecture. I’ve heard that doodling actually helps one retained a lecture’s content.

So many cry babies in the comments. Stop crying and go and do some therapeutic art !

I feel thoroughly told-off now. Ie. I am useless. Stupid. I don't get it. If I may offer - When you colour your art, perhaps you might use a circular motion to spread the colour - rather than scraping straight lines as this seems to rather miss the point entirely.... Thanks but I will NOT be coming back here nor subscribing. Mel 🍰🌻

Within 15 days, I got a little bit more than what I had written and drawn. Thank you 🙏🏻

I like this video, too. I learned things. Got some answers...

Also, not all line crossings are rounded up. Is there a rule? Like when you draw a shape and then activate it....those overlapping lines and spaces in between.....do they have to be coloured or rounded?

Oh layers? And how did you make the lines light?

I am listening to you and I am grasping the idea. This is a tool to help us get "in the zone"....

I spent 3 hours last night (till 2am) doing one of the Attract Money drawing. It is pretty. But my questions is....In case of time constraints how do you make the "activation" and get the energy going? I mean, I may not have 2-3 hours a day to draw. As much as I want to. So is this possible to do in 15mins a day, or it has to be a full process of several hours? Is the consistency taking over somehow?

Here I am, 4 yrs after you recorded, watching. Thank you.

It's not up to you to decide what is a right way or a wrong way. Drawing is not for you to dictate what is "correct or not correct" in your eyes. Drawing is very personal and there are NO Rules.

I prefer mine to be free style and without rules. That way, it reflects what I'm feeling in that moment better. Adding rules and saying what others "should" or "shouldn't" do, or what's "correct" or "incorrect" only adds more stress when this art form is meant to relax you. However, I do agree with you with the no rush part. Take a breath and let your wrist or hand draw for you.

I love the way you teach us! Im having hard time round the sharp edges. That's that the roundings become very bulky. Any advice? Thanks in advance!