You'll be amazed at what you can do with your non-dominant hand when you put it to work. Pick up a different-colored marker in each hand and draw something--a flower, a face, a teapot. Move both hands at the same time. There are several ways to do this: Move the markers alongside each other, going the same direction around the form. Move one marker along one side of the form and the other along the other side. Move each marker in a completely different direction simultaneously. It's surprising how easily your non-dominant hand takes to the task when you give it a chance. This little exercise is a great way to warm up in your studio before starting to paint or draw. For more drawing ideas see The New Creative Artist.