Get a piece of paper and draw a bunch of non-overlapping circles on it (20 will be a good number). For example, you may turn one of the circles into an apple by drawing a stem, or you may turn two adjacent circles into a bicycle by drawing the frame.
Get a piece of paper and draw a bunch of non-overlapping circles on it (20 will be a good number).
For example, you may turn one of the circles into an apple by drawing a stem, or you may turn two adjacent circles into a bicycle by drawing the frame.
Try to create entirely different pictures every time you try this exercise.
The page is ready to read now. The fuller skim-friendly version will appear here automatically.
Get a piece of paper and draw a bunch of non-overlapping circles on it (20 will be a good number). For example, you may turn one of the circles into an apple by drawing a stem, or you may turn two adjacent circles into a bicycle by drawing the frame. Try to create entirely different pictures every time you try this exercise.
Now set a timer for 2 minutes and start doodling. The goal is to use as many of the circles as you can. See if you can use all 20 circles in 2 minutes.
Open the app view to save this story, compare related coverage, and continue from the same source.