1. Stimulates the Right Brain: Visual art creation primarily activates the right hemisphere of the brain, associated with creativity, intuition, and imagination. It encourages the brain to think in non-linear, abstract ways. An example of its application can be seen when we are brainstorming. During the brainstorming sessions we often tend to lay out all the different components of the problem and try to make a connection between them. Creating a Mind Map or a Collage are classic example of Visual Art Creation.

2. Enhances Spatial Awareness: Creating visual art is not only fun, but it also helps us become more aware of space and how things fit together! When we make art, we have to think about proportions, perspectives, and how objects relate to each other in a three-dimensional way. This improves our spatial awareness, which is super useful in many areas of life. For example, if you’re interested in architecture, creating visual art can help you better understand how different elements come together to form a building. It can also help you visualize and plan the layout of a room when you’re decorating your space at home.

3. Fosters Artistic Expression: Visual art is a powerful form of communication. It’s like telling a story without using words. For example, if you’re feeling really happy, you could create a bright and colorful painting that represents your joy. On the other hand, if you’re feeling sad, you might choose to create a more somber and abstract artwork that reflects your emotions. By using visual art as a form of expression, you can communicate your thoughts, feelings, and experiences in a unique and powerful way.