Making thoughts visible: Mark-making as visual thinking

Learn about the concept of analogue drawing (a form of mark-making) to draw a problem as a solution. 

Learn how to draw by way of mark-making to make thoughts visible, communicate information using a visual language, and illustrate how meaning can be communicated with line.

Practice how to visually communicate a problem to see things in new ways and potentially perceive solutions in new ways.

This workshop will be facilitated by Anne Brisson, PhD student in Art Education, Fine Arts Department at Concordia. Her research focuses on how drawing fosters affective creative habits of mind in adults.

If you will attend the workshop, please contact Anne Brisson. No drawing experience is required.