Is the brain of innate drawing artists different from the none innate artists? Male or Female?

Question

I know this question has been asked from a regular perspective but I am curious about the way the brain is able to see something and replicate it on paper.
-Why is it that people with an innate hability to draw do it so easily? -Is there any refference or research that could describe this? Some researches have found out that women's brain are different from men's brain do you you think that could apply on this as well? I assume that women are able to feel more due to their differences in brain patterns but I wonder if that is the case in people that know how to draw well. Different brain patterns or connections?

Answer 1

Of course it is likely, but the detailed evidence as to cause is still lacking. There are tests that demonstrate the dominance of verbal (word) skills in some people, that of visual skills in others. There are people who are strongly visual with weak hand-eye coordination that can relate one image of an object very easily to another image showing the same object rotated, which would seem to relate to visual or drawing, but some of these same people lack the ability to draw or reproduce an image.

Answer 2

There are some points that I really like about your question. My opinion? No, people shouldn't be treated equally - not men and women or ANY 2 people. People aren't created equally, do not have the same talents, aptitudes or capabilities. There is a big difference between being treated equally versus fairly - everyone should be treated fairly. One question to add more dimension to yours - who is the one who determines what is and isn't fair treatment? As for the differences in line with nature, there are physiological, mental and emotional differences. There are major differences in thought process which is part mental, part emotional and part conditioning. The one that makes me crazy is the difference in how men and women handle anger/frustration. I have never seen a man get incredibly angry and cry, yet I have seen this happen to the strongest of women (unfortunately, I'm included). It would be interesting to see the world full of men who cry when angry - just for one day:)