Drawing on the Margins

01/13/22 • 20 min

Could doodling be the key to unlocking your creativity? Despite the stigma, we’ve all made an absent minded squiggle before, and with good reason says Sunni Brown, author of “The Doodle Revolution”. Professional illustrator Mattias Adolfsson and mind mapper Saher Kahn weigh in on how this innate creative impulse, and all the benefits it brings, prove why everyone - yes, even you - should consider themselves creative.

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This episode includes an audio clip from You Can't Judge A Book By It's Cover (1970) by Stevie Wonder.