Via Visual Complexity and Amira Skomorowska. Click the Visual Complexity link for the text… it’s so worth reading!
Beautiful.
I had a fabulous blog post planned for today—and then, it disappeared, as blog posts often do. Something about sunshine makes last night’s brilliant idea seem ridiculous. It’s the blogging walk of shame.
Anyhow, my day is jam packed with moving. Moving more of my “crap” from one space to another to make way for the plaster artists (he really is amazing, this guy  doing the walls and ceiling!) to work. On today’s list is our bedroom and my walk-in closet. Both the contents of my closet and  our King sized bed will be going down a flight of stairs and into our living room for the next three days. Camping! Without the open fire. Good times.
So, busy. But I wanted to share this graphic with you before I forgot. Because it really is amazing. I think it was originally a Mercedes ad, but I thought the text was moving. Â So often, an author’s bias shows when describing either the right or left brain way of thinking. But in this case, the artist graphically captures the beauty of both ways of being.
Which begs the question. . . which are you? Team Right? Team Left? Either way, you’re beautiful.
That’s a great graphic. Really cool save for the fact that the Left is so bland making the Right look so much more appealing – at least to me. We need to tap into left to whip this house into shape and right to do it with style… sure glad you are in the mix…
Maybe it’s just all the chaos we’re living in, but I don’t see the left brain as dull. I see it as clean and organized and put together. Sure, the color is pretty, but the organization is GORGEOUS.
I’m definitely right, but trying to be more left! Beautiful graphic — obviously done by a right-brained person, lol.
Probably, Michelle. I loved the words even more than the picture. I thought it captured the feeling of both ways of seeing the world so beautifully.
I’ve taken a few tests designed to suss out which I am but some say left, some say right. I’m ok with that, most of the time. 🙂
Fence sitter. Hee!
No, no, it’s way more leaning toward right brain. Look at those beautiful colors and the dull left brain. Which I am by the way. Very left brained, although in certain ways quite creative.
I’m going to disagree with you. And here’s why, I think we tend to admire the other side. As a right brain person, I’m always wishing I was more organized, more logical, more put together, more driven, more in touch with who I am. I want to be my right brain self AND all those left brain things. I wonder if you’d think the left brain was dull if you were a right brain person? I know it doesn’t seem dull to me… it seems beautiful!