What do you usually doodle? by Maria Anversa Grasso

Maria Anversa Grasso, ITALY

mirellanversa — 2018-01-05 22:44:38 UTC

Since I was a child, I have liked drawing flowers and houses when I am not completely concentrating on something.
Undoubletly, people who is very romantic and like nature a lot often doodle flowers...
Besides, if you like drawing houses, you believe in the sense of family and you can't live without it...

Mara Bisbano, ITALY

mirellanversa — 2018-01-05 23:06:45 UTC

When I am bored or absent-minded, I like drawing trees with leaves or fruits, never with roots...
I have recently discovered that roots have a really important meaning.
The way you have drawn the roots reveals your attitude to reality. If you didn’t draw roots, it could mean that you are going through a period of uncertainty and anxiety. It may also mean that you aren’t a practical person and you embrace a bohemian side of life.

If you drew thick, strong roots, it means that you are a very pragmatic and rational person, and you are strongly attached to reality.

Ipermahia Christodoulou, Greece (eTwinning ambassador)

2018-01-06 09:30:34 UTC

A very nice question is sometimes a question that student asks. Is the doodle we do a drawing we express ourselves, or it can be something which can reveal something we don't know doing or we are able to do.For example if a student does not know to draw lines, that means in my opinion that the student hasn't practised to do it.If me or a student make a drawing which does not really express something we would like to express, that means that me and the student haven't been taught to do so and the results won't be well interpreted.So it would be nice to find experts or art teachers which can help us first of all to learn how to draw.If anyone of this event can help me and other colleagues and partners, I would appreciate his/her partication on a webinar.

Olga Ignatenko, Ukraine

igolnik1 — 2018-01-07 18:09:47 UTC

As far as I'm concerned, I usually doodle circles, triangles, spirals or zigzags, sometimes flowers or houses.
The psychologists say that circles mean creative nature. Non-overlapping circles are a sign that their author is kind and generous. Patterns from the intersecting circles indicate the need for creative self-realization and creativity.
Triangles: stability. Drawn with a vertex up, triangles indicate the ability to reason logically and prove your point of view. Such people are characterized by perfectionism, which can become a problem in relations with others.
Spirals: internal potential.Spirals that are spinning from the inside out (the drawing begins to draw from the inside) is a sign of optimism, openness.
Everything depends on my mood

Aarón Bernárdez (Spain)

Ariberna — 2018-01-07 21:36:29 UTC

- In bored meeting of teachers
- In my boullet journal
- planning etwinning projects
- summarizing books
etc

Domenica Pipitò, ITALY

mirellanversa — 2018-01-09 21:55:52 UTC

I usually draw arrows, symbols for ambition according to some
Psychologists.
A determined person with a specific goal in mind will draw arrows, subconsciously ‘aiming’ at his or her ‘target’.

If the arrow is sharp and angular, the target probably is something important — perhaps a person who needs to be confronted or a job that needs to be applied for.

If it is more fluid — and decorated — it’s likely to be the target is an affair of the heart or something the doodler feels passionate about.

I usually doodle during passive, boring teacher's meeting or during boring lessons I take part in. What do I doodle? I really love drawing, so... I draw eyes (sometimes crying), spirals, snakes, flowers, human figures...and I enjoy it sooooo much! Thank you for this nice idea!

lorenza_morgante — 2018-01-10 18:19:38 UTC

Marta García.(SPAIN)

martamariags — 2018-01-10 22:08:05 UTC

Effectively when I am in a meeting and I do not have to be excessively concentrated or do not have to take notes, I take the opportunity to draw. I have reflected on the process of drawing. I mix drawings but always complete the drawing by the end part. I always want to fill up the space I have at my disposal. I use a color only but with different intensities. Then I do not keep them.

2018-01-11 18:07:55 UTC

Bunduc Daniela ,ROMANIA
When bored draw shapes, signs, lines, emphasize some notes. Sometimes I sketch a plan for the activities to take place. I do not know what these drawings say about me.

Giacoma Gandolfo, Italy

profmina — 2018-01-12 11:59:20 UTC

The doodle is a creative gesture, sometimes unaware, always intuitive, almost unconscious, but like every extemporaneous and human gesture is unrepeatable. The creative gesture in Art as well as the sudden scribble on a white sheet can hardly be repeated in the same way. Therefore, in some cases it can be considered pure and sincere art. Many are the scribbles of famous artists from Leonardo Da Vinci to Picasso ..... these are the instinctive and studied principle of the work of art.