it was a day long training event, a couple of hundred of us in attendance, and only tepid water at the tables to serve as a distraction... really, what am i expected to do ?
some kind of tick i think, or an alien, or a spider with a large head... i'm not really sure about the subject matter - but like all good unexpected spontaneous doodles, i like this one a lot.
and once again the feathering takes me back to the good ol' days of art school.
trick-or-treaters marauding down the margin of my page !
now this was a funny one. ordinarily i know when the doodles will hit me, or i have a pretty good idea at least.
you know how it is - you're walking to a meeting that you know is going to last a few hours, with more than half a dozen invitees who enjoy the sound of their own voices more than they would that of their chosen diety calling down to them from on-high... you know you might squeeze out a few doodles today.
however, today i rush to a meeting of sorts with two others, close proximity and little chance to merge into the background and 'phase out' to scribble away quietly to myself. and yet several doodles still managed to appear.
try and tell yourself that my motivation for this doodle was anything other than the thought that "i've got a nice green highlighter back at my desk", and i'll laugh in your face like a crazy fool.
bold linear image, that's the best description i can come up with.
i can see a little aztec / sun god riff here, i can also see a little of a german expressionist who's work i've enjoyed; i guess i can even see a little image of a bold red sunset.
i mean, sure, it was a VERY dull training session - the facilitator desperately trying to engage the interest/enthusiasm of the singularly un-engaged group sitting across the room from her - but i ask you... a cowboy bar of soap ?
check out the link to the right, snappily entitled 'Shop Meeting Doodler!'.
wear the doodles and spread the word !
and if you have any favourites that you'd like to see on there, or have any specific merchandise requests, then drop me a line and i'll see what i can do.
So now it's your turn.
Any comments, interpretations etc. relating to my doodles would we great, but better still would be to see YOUR meeting doodles. See it as a graphic record of meeting boredom across the global village of the web.
Please send them in !
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