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Please forgive the extremely poor quality. I had only my cellphone camera to take a picture of it. I promise to post a picture of better quality soon.

Anyways,
I had drawn this as a practice in which would help exercise the right side of my brain. Well, it was an assignment for my ad art class. But, you use a reference picture and with it upside down, you draw the picture upside down. Most people get confused doing this because they try drawing what they think they see. My teacher stressed to those confused that you're not drawing an eye or a nose or whatever, you're drawing individual lines. It's an exercise to get you to focus on lines instead of an overall picture, and in that, you're using your right side of the brain, the artistic side of your brain.
We had to do two drawings. My first was of Joe Perry of Aerosmith (I didn't get a picture of this) and the Eagle above. After I had drawn the linear and details, the teacher allowed us to shade with the picture right side up.

Description
Please forgive the extremely poor quality. I had only my cellphone camera to take a picture of it. I promise to post a picture of better quality soon.

Anyways,
I had drawn this as a practice in which would help exercise the right side of my brain. Well, it was an assignment for my ad art class. But, you use a reference picture and with it upside down, you draw the picture upside down. Most people get confused doing this because they try drawing what they think they see. My teacher stressed to those confused that you're not drawing an eye or a nose or whatever, you're drawing individual lines. It's an exercise to get you to focus on lines instead of an overall picture, and in that, you're using your right side of the brain, the artistic side of your brain.
We had to do two drawings. My first was of Joe Perry of Aerosmith (I didn't get a picture of this) and the Eagle above. After I had drawn the linear and details, the teacher allowed us to shade with the picture right side up.