Intro
Everyone loves a good doodle, whether chatting on the phone or daydreaming in a meeting. But why not plan a doodle session instead to help get the creative juices flowing? Whether sketching out a random pattern, a face or a simple shape, let the pen and the imagination run wild.
This can be a personal activity while sitting quietly for a few moments, or even better with a handful of people using one large sheet of paper for a group doodle. Low background music can be a nice addition to encourage creativity.
What you need
- Pens (variety of colours)
- Blank paper or paper with a patterned template - download resource
- Background music (optional)
The Activity
- Lay the pens and paper out on a table
- Encourage each person to choose their colours and start to doodle
- If people are struggling at the start, suggest doodling something simple like a flower
- Ask the participants if there are stories behind their doodles
- Suggest adding colours to the doodles
- Admire doodles when finished, and keep them if wish to
PDF Resource
Top tip
A blank sheet of paper can be intimidating, so try using a patterned template with different smaller sections to doodle