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Hmm not easily. If I try and imagine drawing something I feel a very strong desire to move my hand to match. Forcing myself to stay still feels very uncomfortable like I’m being held down, bizarrely.
Wait, go ahead and do that. Move your hand, it could be the bridge that makes it work.
The words come first, like a narrative. I can tell myself “you’re sat at a desk, paper in front of you” and I can orient that spatially, then tell myself “you’re drawing an apple” or something and motion drawing that. If I want to “see” the drawing then i have to “step into it”…
… so that it takes up the whole spatial field. Again, hard to describe a spatial feeling with no visual component. Like when you close your eyes you “know” where things are in the room without being able to see them. Like walking in the dark?
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