Boring meeting

Cvail73

Boring meeting

Drawing doodles help me concentrate on what is said at meetings, especially boring one, it’s definitely a form of meditation!

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I’ve been doing these for years and years and years.. in fact, just over 17 years ;)

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Boring meeting by Cvail73
Boring meeting by Cvail73
  • Glen Allen

    Glen Allen

    art in the most unusual of places.

  • Cvail73 replied

    Lol, a notepad? :)

  • Glen Allen

    Glen Allen

    why not. Van gogh sketched on anything he could find.

  • Cvail73 replied

    Leonardo Da Vinci too :) I work in Engineering, and when i studied it in france, he was our hero : he was multi talented…allying technique, science and art…. in french (aslo in Italian, spanish, german..), ingenieur comes from the word genius (hence leonardo!), but in English, Engineer comes from Engine, different ways of seeing things

  • Karin Taylor

    Karin Taylorcommunity helper

    o i love this…and now i see you are colouring in too!!
    yay!!

    looks cool as a card!!

    and really great in a frame, wow!! great work Christelle!

  • Cvail73 replied

    Thanks Karin, lol! in order to be framed, I suppose it would have to be tidied up though , lol!! :)

  • LostGod

    LostGod

    such a beautiful style.

  • Cvail73 replied

    Thanks lost boy! I’ve got some catching up to do with your work, but some of it has already disappeared.. the ephemeral quality of Lostboy’s art….

  • Douglas Hill

    Douglas Hill

    You didn’t sign any agreements that your company owns intellectual property did you? Would make an interesting case; maybe the words are IP but the doodle is . . . what? Artistic Property?
    Para-Intellectual Property? Intellectualesqe Property?

  • Cvail73 replied

    Ah ah ah no i did not! that’s a good thing I suppose ;)
    confidential info, should not leak that: the drawing (not the text) contains the meeting word for word.. Obviously crypted ;)

  • Jeff Palm Photography

    Jeff Palm Phot...

    stunning work…maybe you should have more boring meetings!

  • Cvail73 replied

    Oh don’t get me wrong, I have enough as it is.. I have plenty of these everywhere!, I’ll post more as the comments i get are quite interesting…

  • jwjanie

    jwjanie

    You are good!

  • KazM

    KazM

    I too use doodling as a means of concentrating and to prevent boredom (especially whilst watching tv). Not everybody appreciates it this way. Some people think it is a waste of time, but then so are a lot of meetings. Ha

  • Cvail73 replied

    Yup, and some people think that you are distracted when you doodle in meetings. I am lucky to have colleagues who understand and know I’m listening!

  • KazM

    KazM

    Sure are lucky, once I had a boss complain about the waste of stationary.
    He was a small pompous man with a mind to match glad your colleagues are more accepting

  • Cvail73 replied

    They are all mad obsessed about pens too, lol, they are cool guys :))

  • KazM

    KazM

    I love the soft spongy finger holds on pens
    as they are more gentle on my aging fingers.
    Glad there are some cool guys around

  • Cvail73 replied

    Sight is important too unfortunately, and mine won’t last long, between shortsightedness and longsightedness looming.. Don’t feel alone!X

  • djsmith70

    djsmith70

    Hey, you should see my meeting notes. They look just like yours. Some may think I am not paying attention, but I actually pay better attention. I am in grad school and some of my class notes look like this, too. Thanks for posting.

  • Cvail73 replied

    I want to see yours now! :)
    When i was a student, my course notes were immaculate, lol, lots of little funny things on there too. They were quite popular (well, they were complete and very clear for people who had not attended too)

  • Pip Gerard

    Pip Gerard

    I completely agree… I’m a doodler big time!! Some of my best work came from a publishing meeting that went too long … or especially at all day conferences!! :)

  • Cvail73 replied

    yay a fellow doodler!! But where are your doodles? I love watching doodles too! :)
    Did you check out the Doodle Doo group? very funky :)

  • Pip Gerard

    Pip Gerard

    I’ll have to go and hunt down all my conference books and exercise books to find my doodles. :)
    Some of my work in my PF started out as doodles that grew… for instance centre out and flutter-by butterfly

  • Pip Gerard

    Pip Gerard

    Doodles are my form of meditation. I honestly know it’s a meditation for me… I find it sooo relaxing.

  • Cvail73 replied

    Yup, same here :D

  • RealPainter

    RealPainter

    i understand…..........perfectly…..........i just the other day was under a house with my husband he was looking at some plumbing pipes and i just went into the crawl space to be with him while he checked out some pipes…..and he gave me pad of paper and a pen and said write down these measurements i give yu….....well i sit at the openning of crawlspace and had a flashlight only to see and a pad and pen…..so i began to draw…...i may put it up on here…it wasnt boring or dull at all…....but a Just doodle….........i love this artwork….i do these all the time as not to ever waiste time…........have a great day

  • Cvail73 replied

    Than you very much :)

  • Pip Gerard

    Pip Gerard

    oops… try that again…

  • Cvail73 replied

    Sweet! :))

  • littlearty

    littlearty


    littlearty
    Hi there, we’ve just started a new group called Post-it Art . and will be absolutely thrilled if you’d share your lovely work with the group. :)

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