"We [Broccoli] You!"

This is unfolding nicely.  That spider makes much more sense now.  The flower seems to feel some strange plant-based emotion for the snake guy, and I felt the need for a parking meter.  I feel like this is beginning to come together.

Also, please, show this to your friends.  I get NO comments here and I'm a little curious as to what everyone thinks. 

This is getting dangerous.

Ok.  This is as wide as I can make this thing.  It's attracting attention from passersby and I can't have that kind of attention for a few more months.  I think it can be fleshed out without too many more post-its.

This is cool and creative, etc., but I have to ask you all:  What is this thing on the right??!?

This is getting COMPLICATED

So today we have some sort of flower (I think it's female) and a surprised, or maybe yearning, spider.  I'm starting to think I know what this will turn into, but I don't think I will make it clear for a few more days.... So, NYAH.

I can't tell if this is going to be mundane or brilliant

So, we have what appears to be some sort of bug pulling a statue/sculpture/taxidermy thing with a "Bee-Zooka," a worm helping him push, a snake-person holding some sort of can, and what, what, WHAT is going on over on the left?  Any thoughts on what is happening here?

Here's where we've been so far:

So, is he a statue, or what?

Seriously, what is going on here?  I have almost no idea.  Someone should figure it out.  Is that worm holding the Bee-zooka guy up, does he like taxidermy, is he really just a dingus who happened to be walking by?

So MANY questions!

Look! It's a worm, or something!

I wonder where I'm going with this.  The unemployment line, probably.



It continues.

It's amazing how 2 or 3 minutes of downtime in an afternoon can incrementally expand on an idea.  Let's see where this goes.

Doodling

It begins.  

Doodling is a crazy thing.  I don't do it out of boredom or inattention.  I have found I get the most out of work and informational meetings when I have a doodle up and going.  It fills the space on conference calls, quiets the fidgets when you're on display, and, when it's done correctly, it looks like furious note taking.

Unless your boss is sitting next to you.