Abstract
Creativity is generally thought about as a special function of the brain, but it is not so, and it should be thought of as an environmental world perception. A perception of new invariants (affordance) in the drawing is a true perception in the ecological meaning, and it in itself is connected directly with the creation of life. To discuss these, at first, I examine the theory of the ecological psychologist J. Gibson, about the perception of a transmitted picture (an image). Next, I try to connect this theory to a thought of G. Deleuze and a thought of J. Krishnamurti. (J. Krishnamurti is a religious thinker born in India, and he is also an educator.) And I consider the creative meaning of the perception in the drawing.
