This is for Debbie and me and everyone else who shakes their head when someone asks to see what you're drawing and dismisses it with a 'it's just a doodle'. Heh. Turns out it's an innate way of thinking and an important way to process information. Well worth watching. :) And maybe we can all just have more fun with our doodles. Thanks to Karen McVey for pointing this one out to me.
A guide for artists, writers, photographers, musicians and crafters of all ages
By Beckett Gladney & Debbie Ridpath Ohi
Saturday, September 24, 2011
Sunni Brown: Doodlers, unite! | Video on TED.com
This is for Debbie and me and everyone else who shakes their head when someone asks to see what you're drawing and dismisses it with a 'it's just a doodle'. Heh. Turns out it's an innate way of thinking and an important way to process information. Well worth watching. :) And maybe we can all just have more fun with our doodles. Thanks to Karen McVey for pointing this one out to me.
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I'm impressed by the speaker - that she can talk so fluently with such poise, without losing her train of thought . . . and I agree about the value of doodles!
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