stick man doodles

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when ur a kid in the 90s what better way to pass time in school to then to doodle stick man with guns on skateboards. and playing game boy. good times. any one else doodle in school?

Yeah, I doodled in school. I always drew war scenes and motorcycles. Eventually my parents were called about my back-of-the-ditto shenanigans.

I used to enjoy trying to create extra-dimensional, isometric patterns on my graph pads. Other times, I just colored in stuff that was already there or morphed into whatever I thought it looked like part of. When I look through my old school supplies I find some awfully weird stuff...

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I have always doodled, sketched, etc, especially while attending events, classes, seminars, where there is a speaker, involved. For some reason, it intensifies my level of concentration on the topic, speech, lesson, at hand, therefore, doodling/sketching has always been a positive thing for me, personally. I think I would refer to it as a stim, in fact. A major stim, that nearly puts me in a trance like, state. As odd as that may seem.

I found one of my old college notebooks and flipped through it looking at the doodles. Most of them were of doors opening. I think I wanted to leave.

I MADE THIS ONE!