I didn't know there was a name for this but I've been doing this for years...I actually have several techniques including this exact one...I currently have 30x 20 boards that I buy at the dollar store , I have like 30 that are complete and every wall including the ceiling of my apt are covered in this type of artwork...I thought I created this...Using different techniques results in beautiful art dumped out of the mind...My best friend said, as soon as someone sees my apt and takes pics, it's going viral...lol...it's beatiful....it's my safe place. ..drawing like this takes me away. ..20 years now...
Hi Lauren, Your art is lovely and the way you're able to explain your process is very clear! I'm new to this, but it didn't take me long to see that there are many different ways of going about this. So, I'm curious because your technique seems very free. The way the people from the official school teach this includes more rules about how to color, create the lines etc. Do you know if there's any evidence that one style creates better results? I have chronic pain, chronic fatigue, PTSD, & other health challenges like many people. I'm always happy to find something that could make life better. Thank you for sharing your neurographic art!
Your explanation of what neurographic art is and how to do it is the best I have found. Something I want to try is to have a notebook handy to jot down a very short note of what pops into my thoughts while creating the art, and then quickly go back to,the art.
Wow, looks amazing. I suffer with depression as well as health issues. I love lots of types of art as well as crafting but feel sometimes my pieces aren’t perfect as in portrait not spot on or something not in proportion. Been trying Zentangles which I love. This looks amazing, looking forward to trying it 💕
Art is a wonderful healing tool, and very calming to create. Keep creating and don't worry about perfection, all art and creativity is worth celebrating :)
I practice the Zentangle Method for my chronic pain and it cut the pain in half. I became a CZT a year ago because my partner thought it was a good investment in my overall health and I love to teach. Neurographic Art would definitely be a nice addition to your tangling explorations. Good luck!
Hi Lauren, I stumbled across Neurographic Art a couple weeks ago and gave it a shot. It is really relaxing and totally captivated me. A great way to relax and let the thoughts and feelings flow. Thanks for your explanations, and your pieces are really beautiful.
I won't lie. At first I got super anxious drawing the lines. It was GIVING ME anxiety with he chaos I was creating lol. Then again trying to round everything UNTIL it finally clicked there's no right or wrong way and then my head just kept getting more and more excited repeating HOWEVER I WANT! 😂😂 GREAT EXERCISE! THANK YOU ❤❤❤
What a brilliant idea! I've never heard of it before. I've had depression in the past and I still suffer from anxiety and over-thinking, and feeling angry. Luckily, I've just bought some black fine-liners and colouring pens so I can have a go. I'll have to use my photocopy paper though, for now. I'll have to make some quilled pictures out of any art I might do; I'm just getting into that. xx
Hi Lauren 😊 I’m so happy to have connected with your channel and you! I’ve been exploring neurographic art too and there are so many benefits to this art form. Your work is beautiful and I love how you talked about the process. ❤
I am a ruptured brain aneurysm survivor. Neurological challenges are a daily challenge for me. I just learned about neurographic art. It is very interesting. I am beginning artist. Frustrated right now with my work. Abstract art is what I admire. Your works are absolutely amazing. You're video's have inspired me to try this form of artwork. What brand markers are you using in each piece?
Thank you for your comment and thanks for sharing your story. I wish you well 🙌 I am glad you have started exploring Art and abstract art, Art can be very calming and healing in my opinion. I am using in the first drawing markers called Artist Sketch Marker Coloring (they are a smaller brand) and then in the second drawing I am using Sharpies (they are a bigger more well known brand). Any kind of markers will work though. Good luck on your Art journey 🌿🎨
Your work is beautiful Lauren. I love your colour palettes! I've been experimenting with Neurographic art as well, after coming across it a couple of weeks ago. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you
Thank you so much for this lovely comment. Neurographic art is a really interesting and calming art technique, I'm so glad to hear you are experimenting with it too :)
Thank you 😊 the sketch book paper I’m using here is heavier then regular printer paper, more like a card stock. The colors of the markers generally don’t go through the paper 📝
In the first part of the video I use a brand of markers called ‘Artist sketch marker coloring’ and in the second part of the video I use Sharpie markers. Hope that helps :)
Glad you enjoyed the video 😊🙌 the paper is sketchbook paper of 190gsm and the markers in the first part of the video are Artist Sketch Marker Coloring and then in the second part of the video I use Sharpie markers. Hope that helps ✍🏻
I am still trying to pin down what it is that makes this art "neurographic" and a "new way of doing art"...I discovered this type of art through perusing You Tube, but I've run into so many so-called definitions of it that now I'm totally confused. Nothing but contradictions and exceptions, varying definitions and claims of expertise, all saying something different. So frustrating! Anyway, after watching your video, I see you are definitely drawing what I thought I understood to be proper neurographic lines with zero loop de loops, and rounding corners in what I thought is the proper way to do that, but I'm wondering about the other figures and designs you are coloring into the lines and shapes after the initial drawing is completed. Are you converting your neurographic art into mosaics? Or, into your own personal interpretation of actual Neurographic art? Have you discovered any hard and fast rules for what defines neurographic art as opposed to simply abstract art? I am really interested in your opinion. Thank you!
Hi Vicki, thanks for your comment. From my understanding, the difference between Neurographic art and Abstract art is mostly down to the way Neurographic Art helps one process emotions, feelings and thoughts through drawing the lines and rounded edges in a slow and meaningful manner. When it comes to adding color to Neurographic Art, I think that it comes down to what supplies people have available to use. Different supplies will create a different appearance to the Neurographic Art and maybe that is why there are so many varieties out there. The way I added my color and also the patterns in this video, is how I naturally felt like doing it at the time. More of an intuitive process and experimentation. I am very interested in all art techniques and styles, and sometimes enjoy blending them together. I hope that answers your question :)
In this video I use Sharpie markers, a black permanent marker, a black ink pen, Posca markers and the paper type is a card stock type paper in a sketchbook - unfortunately the exact type is not specified on the sketchbook. The sketchbook is called Skicák (czech name), there might be some more information about it online. Thanks for your comment :)
I have just started Neurographic Art a little month ago and I am looking for new ideas to make them - thank you so much for this - I love the coloring idea
Thank you so much for this wonderful and inspiring comment :) I'm so happy to hear you are enjoying exploring Neurographic art as well and it's lovely to hear my video is inspiring you in some way :)
I just watched the science behind it and you all should too. It's very important for he lines to go where they're not expected and be organic. They can't be where your hand naturally wants to go. You have to draw with intention, but not normal shapes and squiggles. This can actually be used to physical pain also. Google the correct way to get the most benefits. It'll relax you either way, but this isn't neurographic art.
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I didn't know there was a name for this but I've been doing this for years...I actually have several techniques including this exact one...I currently have 30x 20 boards that I buy at the dollar store , I have like 30 that are complete and every wall including the ceiling of my apt are covered in this type of artwork...I thought I created this...Using different techniques results in beautiful art dumped out of the mind...My best friend said, as soon as someone sees my apt and takes pics, it's going viral...lol...it's beatiful....it's my safe place. ..drawing like this takes me away. ..20 years now...
I need this so much. My pain management doctor recommended it very highly for the anxiety I fight. Thank you.
Wow!!!!!❤ Wonderful!!!!
Hi Lauren, Your art is lovely and the way you're able to explain your process is very clear! I'm new to this, but it didn't take me long to see that there are many different ways of going about this. So, I'm curious because your technique seems very free. The way the people from the official school teach this includes more rules about how to color, create the lines etc. Do you know if there's any evidence that one style creates better results? I have chronic pain, chronic fatigue, PTSD, & other health challenges like many people. I'm always happy to find something that could make life better. Thank you for sharing your neurographic art!
Your explanation of what neurographic art is and how to do it is the best I have found. Something I want to try is to have a notebook handy to jot down a very short note of what pops into my thoughts while creating the art, and then quickly go back to,the art.
That's a great idea :) Thank you for these lovely words
This opened my brain to other ways of adding color to my very basic neurographical lines. Thank you.
Wow, looks amazing. I suffer with depression as well as health issues. I love lots of types of art as well as crafting but feel sometimes my pieces aren’t perfect as in portrait not spot on or something not in proportion. Been trying Zentangles which I love. This looks amazing, looking forward to trying it 💕
Art is a wonderful healing tool, and very calming to create. Keep creating and don't worry about perfection, all art and creativity is worth celebrating :)
I practice the Zentangle Method for my chronic pain and it cut the pain in half. I became a CZT a year ago because my partner thought it was a good investment in my overall health and I love to teach. Neurographic Art would definitely be a nice addition to your tangling explorations. Good luck!
Lovely words, thank you for the lovely arr
Hi Lauren, I stumbled across Neurographic Art a couple weeks ago and gave it a shot. It is really relaxing and totally captivated me. A great way to relax and let the thoughts and feelings flow. Thanks for your explanations, and your pieces are really beautiful.
Thank you for your sweet comment Anke and sharing your experience. It definitely is a great way of processing
I won't lie. At first I got super anxious drawing the lines. It was GIVING ME anxiety with he chaos I was creating lol. Then again trying to round everything UNTIL it finally clicked there's no right or wrong way and then my head just kept getting more and more excited repeating HOWEVER I WANT! 😂😂 GREAT EXERCISE! THANK YOU ❤❤❤
What a brilliant idea! I've never heard of it before. I've had depression in the past and I still suffer from anxiety and over-thinking, and feeling angry. Luckily, I've just bought some black fine-liners and colouring pens so I can have a go. I'll have to use my photocopy paper though, for now. I'll have to make some quilled pictures out of any art I might do; I'm just getting into that. xx
This is beautiful! Thanks for sharing your process! Please stay safe!
Thank you so much for this thoughtful comment
Hi Lauren 😊 I’m so happy to have connected with your channel and you! I’ve been exploring neurographic art too and there are so many benefits to this art form. Your work is beautiful and I love how you talked about the process. ❤
Thanks so much for this inspiring comment Gabrielle :)
@@laurenbarta you’re so welcome 😊 happy creating!
Very nice Lauren! I am happy to have found you. You have a beautiful sense for art. 🌈
That's so sweet of you to say, thanks for checking out my channel and for this inspiring comment :)
Wonderful, wonderful thank you for sharing so warmly. Best wishes coming to you from U.K.
Thank you :) and to you
Love your approach and the additional of the marking at the end. Can't wait to try it!
Thank you for your lovely comment
I could feel my brain relax just watching this; roundedness...sigh!
That is really nice to hear, it is truly relaxing to do :) Thanks for this sweet comment
I have added patterns to my neuro art. I used tangles.
That's great, patterns and zentangles are a really interesting addition :) Thanks for checking this video out
This was beautiful, thank you for sharing your prosses and your art😊
Thank you so much, I really appreciate your inspiring comment 🙌🎨
Amazing! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you for your lovely comment :)
Saudações do Brasil ! lindo trabalho
Amazing what one can do with lines and colours. This is beautiful
Thank you so much 😀 It really is a fun way to create art and amazing how different it looks everytime
Looks Retro. I Love it.
Amazing 👍
Thank you :) I appreciate your lovely comment
So beatifull, i love it
Thank you! 😊
Muy lindo!! Así combinados los colores en cada espacio nunca lo había hecho.
Me gustan los espacios en blanco.
Muy inspirador gracias!
Thank you for this wonderful comment :)
This is stunning, I love it!
Thank you very much 😊 ❤
You’re welcome ☺️ thanks for watching
Turned out very beautiful ❤.
Thank you so much 😊
I am a ruptured brain aneurysm survivor. Neurological challenges are a daily challenge for me. I just learned about neurographic art. It is very interesting. I am beginning artist. Frustrated right now with my work. Abstract art is what I admire. Your works are absolutely amazing. You're video's have inspired me to try this form of artwork.
What brand markers are you using in each piece?
Thank you for your comment and thanks for sharing your story. I wish you well 🙌 I am glad you have started exploring Art and abstract art, Art can be very calming and healing in my opinion. I am using in the first drawing markers called Artist Sketch Marker Coloring (they are a smaller brand) and then in the second drawing I am using Sharpies (they are a bigger more well known brand). Any kind of markers will work though. Good luck on your Art journey 🌿🎨
Thank you so much!!🍃💜🍃
Your work is beautiful Lauren. I love your colour palettes! I've been experimenting with Neurographic art as well, after coming across it a couple of weeks ago. Looking forward to seeing more videos from you
Thank you so much for this lovely comment. Neurographic art is a really interesting and calming art technique, I'm so glad to hear you are experimenting with it too :)
Amazing art 🎉
Thank you so much 😀
Very nice ….. I appreciate your written words in the description as well ❤
Thank you 😊
I'm just getting into neurographic and really enjoying the process and the finished art pieces. I love your really colourful piece ☺️❤️
That’s great to hear, thank you so much 🙂
@@laurenbarta you are welcome ☺️❤️
You have a way with color!
Thank you, color gives so much life to artworks, I really love it
Lovely🤩
Thanks :)
This was such an inspiration, I have been doing it almost non-stop since watching your video. My daughter and granddaughter are also making artworks.
I am really happy to hear you are all enjoying creating this type of art. Thanks so much for this lovely inspiring comment :)
your colour pallet aesthetic is bang on 👨🎤
Thank you so much :)
Wow, this looks great, I'm going to have fun with this, thank you for sharing ☺️
That is so wonderful to hear, thank you! 😊 enjoy creating and having fun with making art
@@laurenbarta I do love art, and am always looking for something a little different ☺️❤️
Lauren, I love all your creations, do you use regular sketch book paper or is it heavier?
Thank you 😊 the sketch book paper I’m using here is heavier then regular printer paper, more like a card stock. The colors of the markers generally don’t go through the paper 📝
Tank you Canada
This is just gorgeous!
Thank you so much, I really appreciate you checking out my video and leaving such a nice comment :)
Sooo beautiful
Thank you so much :)
Omg it looks like a weather map.
That is so beautiful! I love this style of art.
Thank you so much, I'm glad you like it :)
Colors on the second one 😍
wow gorgeous piece of art
Thank you for this sweet comment :)
Thank you for this tutorial. Rally helpful!
Glad it was helpful, thanks so much for the inspiring comment
Hermoso trabajo 👏
Thank you for checking this out and for this nice comment :)
Please, what kind of markers r u using? They look like so smooth they glide
In the first part of the video I use a brand of markers called ‘Artist sketch marker coloring’ and in the second part of the video I use Sharpie markers. Hope that helps :)
I like this😊😊💗
Thank you Kearie :)
Beautiful ☺️
Thank you so much :)
🌹🌹🌹
Thank you for this cool comment :)
Thank you. Please can you tell me what kind of markers and paper you are using?
Glad you enjoyed the video 😊🙌 the paper is sketchbook paper of 190gsm and the markers in the first part of the video are Artist Sketch Marker Coloring and then in the second part of the video I use Sharpie markers. Hope that helps ✍🏻
@@laurenbarta Very helpful. Keep creating🌈
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Thank you 🙌 for the heart
Amazing❤❤
Thank you 😊🙌
Wow wow wow , that's is a work of art , just gorgeous tyfs xx sp
Thank you 🙂
@@laurenbarta can I ask the white pen u use to make the dots with what is it called plz it's the only thing I don't have tysm xx sp
It’s a white posca pen marker
@@laurenbarta ty for the answer.n reply take care xx
I am still trying to pin down what it is that makes this art "neurographic" and a "new way of doing art"...I discovered this type of art through perusing You Tube, but I've run into so many so-called definitions of it that now I'm totally confused. Nothing but contradictions and exceptions, varying definitions and claims of expertise, all saying something different. So frustrating! Anyway, after watching your video, I see you are definitely drawing what I thought I understood to be proper neurographic lines with zero loop de loops, and rounding corners in what I thought is the proper way to do that, but I'm wondering about the other figures and designs you are coloring into the lines and shapes after the initial drawing is completed. Are you converting your neurographic art into mosaics? Or, into your own personal interpretation of actual Neurographic art? Have you discovered any hard and fast rules for what defines neurographic art as opposed to simply abstract art? I am really interested in your opinion. Thank you!
Hi Vicki, thanks for your comment. From my understanding, the difference between Neurographic art and Abstract art is mostly down to the way Neurographic Art helps one process emotions, feelings and thoughts through drawing the lines and rounded edges in a slow and meaningful manner. When it comes to adding color to Neurographic Art, I think that it comes down to what supplies people have available to use. Different supplies will create a different appearance to the Neurographic Art and maybe that is why there are so many varieties out there. The way I added my color and also the patterns in this video, is how I naturally felt like doing it at the time. More of an intuitive process and experimentation. I am very interested in all art techniques and styles, and sometimes enjoy blending them together. I hope that answers your question :)
Wow, it’s art. There is no right or wrong. Just do it. The purpose is to stop all that over analyzing that you’re doing. Enjoy!
I recommend looking at the Zentangle channel here on YT to enhance your Neurographic Art exploration. 🥰
thanks for the recommendation :)
Lauren what pens do you use and paper please
In this video I use Sharpie markers, a black permanent marker, a black ink pen, Posca markers and the paper type is a card stock type paper in a sketchbook - unfortunately the exact type is not specified on the sketchbook. The sketchbook is called Skicák (czech name), there might be some more information about it online. Thanks for your comment :)
I have just started Neurographic Art a little month ago and I am looking for new ideas to make them - thank you so much for this - I love the coloring idea
Thank you so much for this wonderful and inspiring comment :) I'm so happy to hear you are enjoying exploring Neurographic art as well and it's lovely to hear my video is inspiring you in some way :)
It's called doodling
good observation :) for me, most art techniques all tend to blend together at some point, so I experiment with all of them freely
Very fine. I do it too, But nobody respect
I just watched the science behind it and you all should too. It's very important for he lines to go where they're not expected and be organic. They can't be where your hand naturally wants to go. You have to draw with intention, but not normal shapes and squiggles. This can actually be used to physical pain also. Google the correct way to get the most benefits. It'll relax you either way, but this isn't neurographic art.