2 chapters across the catalog
Focal Dystonia Diagnosis, Transition to Digital Drawing
Scott Adams details his struggle with focal dystonia, a neurological condition that caused spasms in his drawing hand. He explains how switching to a computer and stylus tricked his brain into not recognizing the activity as "drawing," eventually allowing him to remediate the problem and increase his productivity.
Focal Dystonia, Digital Drawing Transition and Recovery
Scott Adams details his struggle with focal dystonia, a neurological condition that caused spasms in his drawing hand starting around 2004. He explains how switching to a computer and stylus tricked his brain into not recognizing the activity as "drawing," allowing him to continue working. Through specific hand exercises, Adams claims to have remediated the problem, becoming a rare case in medical literature.
