In getting together a few to post here, I found that sometimes my doodles are a way of visualizing on paper what is going on in the meeting or what I would like to happen as far as the topic at hand. Here is one from a discussion of the choir director:
Other random jottings were things that popped into my head about the speaker. Once, "What is he afraid of?" Another time, this:
Most of the doodles, though, are indications that I AM bored and ready for the meeting to be over. Here's one:
Any other doodlers out there willing to share their ideas on this?
6 comments:
You have very articulate doodles, Mamie. Drawings, really. Thanks for putting them up. They're fascinating. A species of found art.
Peggy, thanks for the suggestion. It was fun to think about.
I doodle when I'm bored and want distracting. I could never doodle AND listen intently to a speaker. I'm a one-track gal.
I think the final doodle shows what the inside of my mind looks like - going off in many different directions kerflooey-ly!
mason jennings has a lovely song called "be here now". thought of that when i read this.
p.s. this is your daughter. one of them, at least.
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