I love doodles, I want to be a better doodler, but all I see
to draw are these odd shaped “blobs” inside one another. I find it relaxing and
it keeps my hand moving. I feel like it helps me with some hand eye
coordination because I try to get the one line as close as I can without
touching the one next to it.
These are full 8.5" X 11" papers when I doodle these... |
I have been practicing a doodle a day to describe my day in
my planner. It is fun to look back on
the day and pick the one that I can draw. I have been practicing doodling
various things. I am not so into the
flowers, I really enjoy the space rockets and animals. I don’t think that I am good at it, but like
everything, you won’t improve if you don’t practice.
As I type this, I think of my son, he draws EVERYTHING. We
have pictures that he has drawn all over the house and often go to bed with a
cute little picture he drew for us for a surprise. I love it! I need to be more like him and not
judge my art, just do it and be proud. He
loves my drawings and the fact that I will draw with him, I need to enjoy that
time and not take it for granted.
I have read articles that doodling helps you remember
things. I believe it is that muscle
memory – I can look at the doodle and think about what was happening as I did
it. I am sure that many of us have seen
others doodling in meetings. It makes me
smile, and I love to see what others doodle.
I am sure that there are hidden meanings in many of the doodles, I won’t
get into the psychology behind it, heck, maybe some people just have a certain
thing they like to draw (like my blobs).
Even if you don’t think you are good at it, I would suggest
that you take the time to draw a little every day. It will make you smile to look back at them
and I think that your skill level will improve.
Remember, practice makes progress.
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