Touch Drawing is a simple yet profound process where fingers take the place of pen or brush. Paper is placed over a freshly inked surface and wherever it is touched, an imprint is made on the back side. Many drawings can be created in one session, each a stepping stone to the next, guiding one deeper and deeper into the self. Even those who believe they cannot draw find Touch Drawing to be a powerful and fulfilling experience. Deborah created this handbook to look and feel like a Touch Drawing workshop. With step-by-step instructions and special attention given to helping you to create the right space for your session, this is an essential piece to beginning and developing your relationship with Touch Drawing.
I thought this book was longer than it is and have more insight into the outcome of one’s painting. I guess I was looking for more of an interpretive book.
love touch drawing I am an experinced artist and art therapist. I love the concept of touch drawing both as an art form and as a therputdic one. I have used this technique to tap into my own creativity and I have used it with clients to introduce art therapy. I reccommend this book to any one who feels that they neeed a creative or spirtual boost
Touch Drawing is Wonderful As a writer, budding artist, and teacher of troubled kids, I just say that Touch Drawing is just amazing. Anybody can do it right away, and the results are astonishing. When I’m troubled and can’t put my finger on the problem, touch drawing puts the finger on it for me :). My students love it and occasionally it’s amazing what comes up.