Cognitive Drawing

Cognitive Drawing cover. The cover background is orange, white, and black. There is a male superhero figure with a tight outfit on to show his muscles in the main part of the cover to the right. He is holding a huge pencil over is right shoulder. His outfit has a brain icon with a lightning bolt through the middle. Behind him are several samples of drawing pages in the program. There is a large, gray brain in the lower-left corner with white text reading “learn the male figure” on top of it.

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Our price: $27.00

Ages: 8+

Grades: 3rd+

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Product Code: 191-011

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Cognitive Drawing

Suppose you want to develop long-term memory on a particular topic. A proven method is to replicate the facts or image from recall, check your work, and repeat as you progress through new information. Referred to as the testing effect, this is the basis of Cognitive Drawing. And it is a unique approach to learning to draw anything from memory. Developed by a former Hollywood artist, Cognitive Drawing will guide your teen through the steps necessary to improve his drawing ability quickly.


The first of several planned books, Cognitive Drawing, focuses mainly on the anatomy of a male bodybuilder, although the techniques are transferable. Printed on high-quality sketchbook paper, which is perfect for pencil drawing, the Cognitive Drawing book does a superb job of teaching anatomy drawing without any nudity. There are 90 days of lessons (160 pages) in Cognitive Drawing. Expect to spend about 30 minutes a lesson.

 

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Publisher's Information
Publisher: Coffee Table Comics
Author: Jason Brubaker
Pages: 160
Consumable: Yes
Faith-Based: No
Cognitive Drawing Review by Life in the Mundane

review by Life in the Mundane

”If you have a child who loves to draw but wants to improve in their ability to draw people all while strengthen their cognitive skills then you will want to check out this 90 day course.”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by Cosmic Montessori School

review by Cosmic Montessori School

”Each day, the Cognitive Drawing workbook presents a comic book style instruction that’s both informative and fun to read (yay for hidden reading practice).”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by So Every Day

review by So Every Day

”It’s step by step so it’s easy to follow and even easier to see progress, which makes it immediately more accessible to kids who need to see their progress. ”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by Little Earthling

review by Little Earthling

”One of the best features of this book is that you can jump right in and start with no prep. There are no long, complicated instructions to follow.”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by Just a Mom Trying to Make It Happen

review by Just a Mom Trying to Make It Happen

”Are you looking for a simple easy to you Art program for a semester? Cognitive Drawing: Learn the Male Figure may be just what you are looking for.”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by Educational Roots

review by Educational Roots

”I believe this Cognitive Drawing method is really good for kids who are struggling with their memory or have learning disabilities and things like that because it helps improve those skills.”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by 200 Fingers and Toes

review by 200 Fingers and Toes

”The book is written for your student to use completely independently. This is why I highly recommend it for an elective drawing course.”

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Cognitive Drawing Review by Flanders Family

review by Flanders Family

”The results are impressive. This self-paced book contains 90 lessons.”

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Frances J.
Looks challenging but thorough

I ordered this for our 7th grade student as a way to work on art on-the-go (without needing a lot of supplies or setup.) He is very excited and a little intimated to start this book.
The book is very nicely put together - I like the extra flaps on the front and back for covering work and protecting pages. I think this will be a fun challenge for him!

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Amanda
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I have an tenth grader that can’t wait to draw in his Cognitive Drawing workbook! The first few lessons he was a bit frustrated that he wasn’t as good as he thought but on day 4 his confidence in his abilities showed. The attention to detail as he draws is such a great skill to develop and the book helps tremendously! Great for an array of ages. Well put together and explains things well. My kid can’t wait to apply what he learns to his comic book sketches!