我上次到麻州剑桥大学寻访贝蒂·爱德华兹时,并不是去找她学画的,其时我正研究一本关于人的智慧的书,而爱德华兹曾创造了一套方法,使自认为“没有绘画天赋”的人尽快掌握了这一技巧。 她说:“我很愿意和你细谈。但明天这儿一个为期五天的短训班就要开课,你干嘛不参加进来呢?” “我对画画一窍不通。”我连忙声明。 “那太好了,”她笑逐颜开,“你是我最理想的学员,提高会特别显著。” 贝蒂·爱德华兹是加州大学长滩分校美术教授,《右半脑在绘画中的作用》一书的作者。该书在11年里售出150万册,被译成13国文字;她给非美术专业学生开的选修课,报名人数山总是“爆满”。 有这样令人瞩目的成功,同时遇到反对意见也就 When I was looking for Betty Edwards at Cambridge University in Massachusetts last time, instead of looking for her to study painting, I was studying a book about human wisdom and Edwards had created a way to make it from Those who think “no painting talent” have mastered this skill as soon as possible. She said: “I’d love to talk to you, but tomorrow a five-day short class is about to start, why are not you coming in?” “I do not know anything about painting.” I quickly stated. “That’s good,” she says, smiling, “you’re my best trainer, and raising it is particularly significant.” Betty Edwards is a professor of fine arts at the University of California, Long Beach and “the role of the right hemisphere in painting.” Author. The book sold 1.5 million copies in 11 years and was translated into 13 languages; she offered electives to non-art students and the number of applicants was always “full.” There is such a remarkable success, at the same time met opposition