More wide-spread approach needed to explore visual creativity

[3] They found using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) related measures that bilaterally, although medial prefrontal cortex was more active during visual creative processing when compared with control tasks, but only DLPFC (along with other brain areas) was predominantly active during the creative processing when compared with both control tasks and rest. [...]it seems premature to conclude that VMPFC is the seat of creativity. [...]there is a high complexity to be dealt with while interpreting various highly interrelated themes of creativity and the article falls short on various fronts of the same.