hey traveller-

you stretch across lands of many and lands of few

encountering the vast plenty

the sacred old

in contemplation

with the temporal new

scrap paper

is valuable

Rescued from the recycle bin

i’m a two headed monster
with a large foot
recycle me
re-use me
i’m useful

don't forget...

to do your exercises
stretch
put on your glasses
don’t strain your eyes
the meeting at 3

determined

to get the ball in the basket
used papers
trash
un-crumpled
loved again

smelling flowers

stained
blurred
smeared
flowers
smeared
blurred
stained

phi flowers

Westport, NZ

"Here is a doodle I did at a meeting a while ago in Westport, NZ. No minutes were taken, the whole page was mostly consumed by doodle!"

-you are a note-taker like me!
Thanks Ruth.

BYOB

From the office down the hall

Britt's Boys

From the Chiropractor’s office

From the Chiropractor’s office.

A lovely doodle done by the receptionist.
This doodle travelled with a determined messenger for many days – taking up residency in her bag – then on the night stand – and back into the bag -before it made it to the blog. It’s here now – the resilience of a doodle!

Something to do while waiting for the loo

Wall of Doodles

from The Learning Connexion, New Zealand

Obsessive doodler

'I doodle on everything – especially in meetings. Doodling got me through university- I retain information much better while doodling. I’ve just begun hanging on to the doodles – now I feel like the kid who sees ghosts in The Sixth Sense, but I see doodles….everywhere. So I decided to do something about it – that is where the blog ‘World of Doodles’ comes in. It’s a way to deal with and process all these doodles. So like I mentioned before, feel free to send me your doodles. These are a few more of mine (all over meeting agendas and notes – I’m shameless really). '

From the GSW dojo, Wellington, NZ

Love the detail,
Thanks Kat

Island Bay, Wellington, New Zealand

A long conversation

from Nagoya, Japan

lovely... thanks Junko

Palmerston North, New Zealand

Nadia's doodle contribution

(Thanks Nadia!)

From Astoria, Oregon (USA)

Working hard at the office

From Gurnee, Illinois (USA)

4 girls in an 8th grade class contributed to this doodle.
It’s fantastic!