Blue Sky Thinking

Blue Sky Thinking is a buzz phrase often used in meetings and workshops. The term usually refers to idealistic or visionary ideas, which in most cases have no practical application. While in the workplace, I often attend meetings. Often I feel these meetings have no purpose other than to justify the existence of the people in them. Consequently I end up doing my own blue sky thinking, but in my case, I drift off into a Neverland of typically abstract doodles. This microblog catalogues the manifestions of those boring meetings and the occasional work phone conversations.

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Magnetic Snowflake

Other things I do when I should be working.

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Cityscape

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Each day I will upload a couple of my considerable backlog of doodles from the workplace until I am up to date.

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Self-Portrait on a Mountains train with iPad

In honour of visiting the Picasso exhibition at Art Gallery of NSW, I have created this artwork.

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Unfinished Doodle

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Bird and man in a shower of sunlight.

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Broad Shield

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Untitled

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Assorted doodles

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Native Shield

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Untitled

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Freudian Flower

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Eye in the Sinew

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Wine glass in a rocket

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Monitor

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'70's Entertainment Unit