Doodling is scribbling away absentmindedly on a piece of paper, a pad or even on a wall. Psychologists say often these Doodles can carry a great deal of meaning. But as an artist Doodling often unveil some hitherto unknown forms from underneath the Doodles. Share your Doodle experiences please
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It's really interesting to read so.
I do have a habit of drawing something while in deep thoughts, both happiness or sorrows. Can you read it and find its meaning?
Dr Burns, a pioneer in Doodle reading says For example, a commonly-drawn doodle is a tree. Trees represent growth and life. A full, leafy tree with a wide trunk suggests someone who is vital, energetic, and with a strong will to live.
Read further http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/10/13/the_odd_body_doodling/
Doodling is scribbling away absentmindedly on a piece of paper, a pad or even on a wall. Psychologists say often these Doodles can carry a great deal of meaning. But as an artist Doodling often unveil some hitherto unknown forms from underneath the Doodles. Share your Doodle experiences please
Good information by you. Even I have a habit of doodling. When I am in class, got bored on listening class. Then I start doodling on my rough book. My friends used to comment me for this attitude. But now I have a proof that it will also have a meaning.
Doodling is what everyone has indulged in at some point or other. I used to doodle a lot during my classes and they used to be mainly grids of squares like we make during the game of crossed and noughts! Do such meaningless doodles really have any significance?
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