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This book, written by Betty Edwards, is a classic in the field of art instruction. It teaches readers how to draw by shifting their focus from symbolic thinking to visual perception. Edwards argues that anyone can learn to draw by accessing the creative potential of the right hemisphere of the brain. The book includes various exercises such as contour drawings, negative space, sighting, portrait drawings, and working with colors, light, and shadow. It also features techniques like upside-down drawing to help learners overcome the interference of verbal thinking and engage more fully with the visual aspects of drawing. The book is highly recommended for beginners and has been praised for its ability to transform one's approach to drawing and artistic expression[2][4][5].

In 'Ultralearning,' Scott H. Young presents a strategy for acquiring skills and knowledge in a self-directed and intense manner. The book incorporates the latest research on effective learning methods and includes stories of other ultralearners such as Benjamin Franklin, Judit Polgár, and Richard Feynman. Young outlines nine key principles for successful ultralearning projects, including metalearning, focus, directness, drilling, testing, retrieval, intuition, and experimentation. These principles help readers learn efficiently, concentrate on their goals, and convert knowledge into practical skills. The book is designed to help anyone improve their career, studies, and life by mastering new skills quickly and effectively.