CLC - Neurographic drawing

Neurographic drawing as an art form is relatively new and is created by scribbling loosely on a page to make large circles and a variety of shapes. It was developed by a Russian psychologist, artist, and architect, Dr. Pavel Piscarev in 2014. It invites us to draw freeform lines on paper, called neurolines. As the line travels across the page, it encourages us to relax. It acts as a form of meditation as the pen creates line and shape. We’re able to disconnect from the things we’re troubled by and focus on the drawing for a few moments. 

"Neurographic art was extremely fun and mindful. The art made me really calm. It was interesting experimenting with different colours and shapes." Alek, Year 4.

"Doing neurographic art was such a fun, calming and exciting experience. Getting to experiment with different colours was interesting. I loved seeing which colours matched and which didn't go so well together." Gabrielle, Year 4.