The Primal Scene of Drawing Response

     While the first section's idea was that the natural world is your set of art materials and that it is a natural habit for a human to unconsciously start producing 2 dimensional images over a 3 dimensional surface, this section is more about the purpose. The writer explains to us why we may draw not tell us that we draw. I liked this section because it seemed like a description most artists could relate to somewhat. However it was also following the same trend the first reading section's theme had, where I ended up feeling like I was being justified/ having to justify myself as an artist. But to me this section felt a little less awkward than the "introduction".