Since I was a kid, I've always loved to draw, when I am alone, when I am with others and especially when I'm not supposed to. As a child, I had an aversion to drawing in formal sessions, until one day, an adult complimented me on the idea. To this day, I have no compunction to drawing in meetings or other places where I 'shouldn't'. So, I was pleased as punch to see an intellectual argument for why we SHOULD be drawing all of the time. My sketchbooks feel less like journals of dead history and more like time machines to me. When I look through the pages of past drawings, I can reconstruct incredibly detailed experiences. I think Sunni Brown explains very clearly here why that is. So, watch and doodle.
