Tag Archives: drawings

BBC Bitesize – Doodle Story

Jamie Mcloughlin, Researcher at BBC Education, approached me requesting a story about the scientific aspect of analysing doodles for their educational Bitesize website.  This was timed to coincide with National Doodle Day. We compiled a Q&A.  Three doodles also came from well-known names in BBC’s Media City for me to analyse:  Martin Dougan (one of the […]

The Drawn Identity

Delighted to have been invited by Lauren PG-Geall, an MA Magazine Journalism student at University of London, to write a feature on Journalist’s doodles for their alumni magazine XCity. This is The Drawn Identity. Click to read article here >   And here’s the unedited version of what I said: (Please note that I use […]

BBC Radio Suffolk and Hits Radio – Doodling is The Latest Craze!

It seems everyone’s talking about doodles at the moment!  So I was delighted when James Hazell invited me onto his show on BBC Radio Suffolk this afternoon, and we had an interesting dialogue about doodling. . Let’s be clear about this:  Doodles are simple, uncontrived drawings.  They are rarely works of art.  But what makes them so special is […]