Drainting is what Felix Scheinberger calls the intuitive combination of painting and drawing. In doing so, he abolishes the centuries-old, now completely unnecessary separation between painting surfaces and drawing lines, and combines the best of both worlds. As long as you were a child, you reached for the paint box to paint surfaces and for pencils to draw details or lines. Intuitively and naturally. Then you learned the difference between "drawing" and "painting" and that's when the trouble started. Namely, where there are no outlines at all, you have to (find) them abstractly. This means that you have to grasp everything with the first strokes: Proportion and perspective, contrast and texture, the big picture and the details. Because this rarely succeeds, frustration is pre-programmed. Painting and drawing become drainting! Surfaces times.