Brain Drawing

I know this question has been posed in a regular view, but I'm curious about how the brain is capable of seeing something and reproduce it on paper.
Why is it that people with an innate onus to establish do so easily? -Are there any reference or research that could describe this? Some research has found that the brains of women are different from the brains of men do you think you could apply to this so? I suppose that women can feel more for their differences in habits of mind, but I wonder if it is for people who can draw well. Different patterns of brain connections?

Of course, it is likely, but the detailed evidence as to the cause is still lacking. There are tests that show the prevalence of verbal (word) in some people skills, visual skills than in others. There are people who are very visual with the weak hand-eye coordination that may relate to an image of an object easily to another image showing the same rotating object, which appears to refer to visual or design, but some of these same people do not have the ability to design or reproduce an image.