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According to their website, Shinebright's Doodle site is a clique/club for people who love to doodle. As you can probably guess, I couldn't join quickly enough, once I knew it was there. There's some pretty cool stuff on their site, you should check it out! | |
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Interested in deciphering the hidden meaning of my doodles? Check out this article on Suite101. | |
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And according to this H2G2 article, "Very detailed doodles are often drawn by people who have an obsessive nature, and who simply will not let go of their ambitions or loved ones. They are also likely to be jottings of highly introverted people." Ha! | |
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And on this graphologist's site, from the article on doodle analysis you can go right to her list of services. Also, see the Cosmo Girl page 1 link at the bottom -- it appears that I'm feeling trapped and can't find a way out. I'm going around in circles. Or maybe I just like to draw intricate and detailed doodles ;-) (And how does this jive with the fact that I dream of flying over gently flowing water surrounded by many colored birds?) | |
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I prefer to think of my doodles as outpourings or reflection of my inner spiritual journey past my conscious mind and onto the paper. Kind of like personal mandalas. "The essence or purpose of the Mandala is concerned with the process of invocation, the calling in and realization of the spiritual force within the contemplator himself." | |
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Rangoli is an Indian art form done by women. This site has some graphical images that are very doodle like. Some people in the US are creating elaborate rangoli as rituals. | |
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Thanks to CoolPick.com for featuring us as the Cool Pick of the day for August 13. CoolPick.com is part of a great family of sites that you should check out including FreeCell.com. They even have a cool version in spreadsheet form, allowing you to play more stealthily at work! | |
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Interesting article on mind mapping -- not really doodle analysis, but certainly "pro-Doodle!" | |
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Ok, this has nothing to do with doodling.... or does it? Visit Plumb's Visual Thesaurus -- be patient. Once it's loaded, to get a feel for how it works, type in rumination and click to launch. When the Visual Thesaurus launches with rumination, click on musing to make it the center. It would be easy to spend hours playing with the words. | |
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