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Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 03:58 AM
Are you a doodler?

What is a Doodler you ask?

Doodler is a person who doodles :D

But lets define it:



A doodle is a mindless sketch, an aimless drawing, while a person's attention is otherwise occupied. Random thoughts are placed upon the paper during the time. Doodles can also just be sketches.


Here are some examples of mine.

http://www.online-literature.com/forums/blogs/viewblog.php?userid=31713&entry=3359

Bakiryu
10-08-2007, 08:31 AM
doodling is fun! (like I said in yer blog!)

Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 08:38 AM
doodling is fun! (like I said in yer blog!)

Love to see your doodles :D

Virgil
10-08-2007, 08:47 AM
I don't doodle much, only when I'm in a boring meeting and not participating much.

papayahed
10-08-2007, 08:53 AM
Back in school my notebooks were filled with Doodles. I never thought about liking/not liking it's just something I do.

Niamh
10-08-2007, 09:13 AM
I love to doodle.

Weisinheimer
10-08-2007, 09:14 AM
I doodled alot in school; you could always tell which pages I read in my textbooks because the margins were covered in doodles. Now I doodle occassionally. I draw on my arms and legs sometimes.

SleepyWitch
10-08-2007, 09:30 AM
wow, Lote, your doodlings are awesome! i couldn't draw something half as cool if my life depended on it.
i generally don't doodle. sometimes I draw plants or monsters or abstract shapes during lectures, but that only happens like once or twice a year.

samercury
10-08-2007, 09:57 AM
I doodle all the time. If I don't doodle (at all) in any of my notebooks, that either means that the class was so fascinating that I didn't have time to or that I was so bored that it wasn't worth doodling anything.

BibliophileTRJ
10-08-2007, 10:51 AM
I doodle constantly..... it's a way to occupy my hand while my head composes/edits the thoughts that I'm trying to get on paper.

I'd attach samples like Lote did (fantastic, by the way) but the vast majority of mine are anatomically correct and would be inappropriate for this site.

SleepyWitch
10-08-2007, 11:11 AM
I doodle constantly..... it's a way to occupy my hand while my head composes/edits the thoughts that I'm trying to get on paper.

I'd attach samples like Lote did (fantastic, by the way) but the vast majority of mine are anatomically correct and would be inappropriate for this site.
what's wrong with people having the right number of legs, eyes, ears etc? :D ;)

Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 02:18 PM
wow, Lote, your doodlings are awesome!


Thanks Sleepy :D



sometimes I draw plants or monsters or abstract shapes during lectures, but that only happens like once or twice a year.

So I guess rest of your lectures are awesomely fantastic throughout the year? :D

SleepyWitch
10-08-2007, 02:25 PM
So I guess rest of your lectures are awesomely fantastic throughout the year? :D
hahaha,no, most of them are extremely boring. in fact, I hardly attend any lectures because they are not compulsory (we don't have lecture+seminar modules). i prefer seminars. the few lectures I go to are either really interesting or I'll write snail mail letters or chat with my friend :D

Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 02:31 PM
hahaha,no, most of them are extremely boring. in fact, I hardly attend any lectures because they are not compulsory (we don't have lecture+seminar modules). i prefer seminars. the few lectures I go to are either really interesting or I'll write snail mail letters or chat with my friend :D

You don't have to go to lectures?! German education system should be interesting to any student :D

SleepyWitch
10-08-2007, 02:45 PM
hehe :) well, our lectures and seminars are independent of each other (different topics, different teachers etc). there are no exams for the lectures, only with seminars, so whether you attend the lectures for your own benefit or not is up to you (of course they are useful for your graduation exams... but on the other hand they are boring and you study from books for those exams anyway, so why go to the lectures?)

Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 02:55 PM
hehe :) well, our lectures and seminars are independent of each other (different topics, different teachers etc). there are no exams for the lectures, only with seminars, so whether you attend the lectures for your own benefit or not is up to you (of course they are useful for your graduation exams... but on the other hand they are boring and you study from books for those exams anyway, so why go to the lectures?)

Sleepy I am green with envy! I remember dragging my sleepy head on frosty mornings to cold lecture halls to listen to boring Lecturers spouting about their boring pet theories! :-(

manolia
10-08-2007, 02:56 PM
Hahaha nice thread.
Yeah, i doodle all the time. The bad thing is that some times i doodle on documents i need for my work :( And some times it is a bit hard to un-doodle them :goof:

Lote-Tree
10-08-2007, 02:59 PM
Hahaha nice thread.
Yeah, i doodle all the time. The bad thing is that some times i doodle on documents i need for my work :( And some times it is a bit hard to un-doodle them :goof:

He he :D

Hey it looks like 90% of LitNetters are closet Doodlers :D

Doodling=Creativity?

So come out come out rest of you :D

Pensive
10-09-2007, 08:56 AM
Only sometimes. But my doodles are never as good as yours, Lote. I don't even have in mind exactly where they are.....ought be somewhere in my old note-books.

Lote-Tree
10-09-2007, 10:32 AM
Only sometimes. But my doodles are never as good as yours, Lote. I don't even have in mind exactly where they are.....ought be somewhere in my old note-books.

A doodle is a doodle - there is no good or bad :-)

Pensive
10-09-2007, 04:00 PM
A doodle is a doodle - there is no good or bad :-)

Nah, some are worth-seeing and possess aesthetic sense. (man I have started using my ex-Art teacher's words which I thought would be the last thing I would ever do) :D

manolia
10-09-2007, 04:07 PM
Doodling=Creativity?


Doodling = absent mindedness, daydreaming, when you speak on the phone with boring clients or your mom :D

NikolaiI
10-09-2007, 04:08 PM
A doodle is a doodle - there is no good or bad :-)

Mine are bad!! :p

Everyone in my Canadian family doodles, and very well.

I had an Uzbekistani friend who could draw like Picasso. Well, not sure about that, but his drawings were freakin' amazing. He would draw with pen, and doodle the most amazing, creative stuff. I guess that's what an IQ of 170+ will get you? Maybe I can someday locate his old college notebooks (I have a coupple, long story) and upload on a scanner...

Yeah, here it is: the most detailed one is a very fat, humanoid monster, very benevolent looking, with horns and flowers growing out of its head, somewhat big eyes, muscular but quite fat; sitting down with one hand on its belly with an oversized fly looking up at it; and one of my favourite parts, a hand instead of an ear, cupped as if listening.

Bakiryu
10-09-2007, 04:29 PM
Mine are bad!! :p

Everyone in my Canadian family doodles, and very well.



Canadian, eh? I knew there was something wrong with ya! (J/k ) :lol:

But then again, my doodle all end up on deviantart. Like my new piece. kitsune.

Lote-Tree
10-09-2007, 05:01 PM
Doodling = absent mindedness, daydreaming, when you speak on the phone with boring clients or your mom :D

He he - come your mom can't be that bad. After all she thinks you are an angel :D

manolia
10-10-2007, 02:57 PM
He he - come your mom can't be that bad. After all she thinks you are an angel :D

Hehe my mom is great :D but i really hate talking on the phone, in general :(

mercy_mankind
10-10-2007, 04:08 PM
Lote-Tree,

Here are some examples of mine.

http://www.online-literature.com/for...713&entry=3359

your examples are very beautiful , I sometimes doodle when I found pen and paper, but not meaningful as your's

applepie
10-10-2007, 04:25 PM
I love to doodle. It is a way to keep the hands busy when there is nothing else to do. It also got me through many highschool classes, and the few college courses I took on campus. I hate to sit still, and it keeps me from wandering.

Lote-Tree
10-10-2007, 04:47 PM
your examples are very beautiful , I sometimes doodle when I found pen and paper, but not meaningful as your's

Thanks Mercy. But doodles are doodles. There isn't any "meaningfulness" attached to them :-)

mercy_mankind
10-10-2007, 05:04 PM
Lote-Tree,
Thanks Mercy. But doodles are doodles. There isn't any "meaningfulness" attached to them :-)


Don't mention it , :)
if it is true , you have to find another word to your paintings , I think that you are very good in painting .:thumbs_up

Koa
10-10-2007, 05:36 PM
If I have a piece of paper and a pen in front of me tehre's no escape. At lectures if I don't take notes I doodle. If I'm on the phone and have pen ready for notes, I doodle. I'm waiting and I doodle. I do it all the time.