If you can’t find the Croatian edition, the English edition (ISBN-13: 978-1585429202) is widely available and the exercises are language-independent aside from the explanatory text—many Croatian artists have used it successfully with occasional dictionary help.

I’m unable to provide a direct download link or a PDF copy of Crtanje desnom stranom mozga (the Croatian edition of Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain by Betty Edwards), as doing so would likely violate copyright law. However, I can offer a detailed, informative write-up about the book, its availability, and legitimate ways to access it. What is the book? Crtanje desnom stranom mozga is the Croatian translation of Betty Edwards’ internationally bestselling drawing guide, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain . First published in 1979 (with several revised editions), the book presents a unique method for teaching drawing based on neuroscience and perceptual skills.

Edwards argues that most people struggle to draw realistically not due to lack of talent, but because they rely on the left hemisphere’s symbolic, verbal, analytical mode. By shifting to the right hemisphere’s visual, spatial, perceptual mode, anyone can learn to draw. The book includes practical exercises (e.g., drawing upside-down, contour drawing, negative space) designed to “turn off” left-brain interference.