Thanks for the comment, and I am glad I'm talking to someone else here who draws, because I feel like we may be able to share common mental paradigms. I too da

Thanks for the comment, and I am glad I'm talking to someone else here who draws, because I feel like we may be able to share common mental paradigms. I too dabble in drawing [0] (I'm sharing mine, please, if you have any artwork, I'd love to see it). But to your point, I think it's probably both, in that there is an enhancement due to a compensation and the enhancing of what one part of the brain is already good at. But along with that are also reductions in inhibitions (some of which may be natural, as people tend to favor what they're good at, mixed with the novel curiosity of discovering a new talent), with probably a reduction in certain strengths that were competing with other strengths. I know for me, some of my lack of artistic prowess comes from wanting to pursue too many fields of interest. So I could see that the reduction of interest in some things would enhance my ability. I guess what I'm saying is that it's like asking which side of the scissors is doing the most cutting :) [0] https://www.instagram.com/natecavanaugh/ https://www.instagram.com/natecavanaugh/