As Sunni Brown explained in her TEDTalk “Doodlers, unite!,” doodling isn’t about distracting yourself from something boring — it actually improves comprehension and boosts creative thinking. And so we applaud graphic designer Dan Moyer for creating this awesome drawing while watching the proceedings at TEDxPittsburgh. Watch the talks it references at the event website, and find out what that dog is all about.
Doodling at TEDxPittsburgh
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Saufiah Manieezz commented on Jan 21 2013
Very good tedtalk Picture.
Miller Ste
commented on Sep 13 2012
This is my favourite TED talk!