13/07/2026
Neurographic art = drawing spontaneous lines, then rounding off every sharp point where they cross. The rounding is the whole technique - it’s meant to ease tension in your nervous system, not just on paper.
I got back from Lithuania a couple of weeks ago and while the suitcase is unpacked, the emotions (and trust me, there were a lot of them going on) are still mid-unpack. So instead of talking it out, I drew it out and started rounding them all up. (Swipe for next steps)…
Once the lines are rounded, you colour in the shapes they’ve made - that’s the integration part, letting everything the lines stirred up settle somewhere. It’s the part that helps you calm down, make subconscious connections (hence using same colour in several sections), be present and “digest” the thoughts (=lines).
Boy I needed this. There’s so much I could do with talking/writing about it or in meditation. I needed this energy to flow outside and be channeled into something creative.
The result? A work of art without being an artist, 40mjns of mindfulness activity without meditating and a sense of calm without getting into a warm bath ;)
Sometimes I even see some themes/small visuals popping through…
Let me know if you noticed anything in the result, I’m genuinely curious to know what jumped to your mind first - I might learn something from it