CirclesĪnother of the most common doodles, especially at the end of notebooks, isn’t it? If the circles are joined together or inserted into each other, it represents your feeling of group and your need to be surrounded by people. It also represents that you are a stubborn, but careful and prudent person.

Squares, diamonds and other geometric figuresīasically, this kind of doodles reveals that you don’t keep your opinions to yourself and that you have well-defined goals and plans. On the other hand, looking to the left mean that you are stuck in the past.īut if you are drawing closed eyes, it could mean that you are blinding yourself and you are trying to abstract from something cruel about yourself. Also, if you look right, it means that you are aiming at the future. If eyes predominate on your random scribbles it may indicate that you are looking for a solution to some problem. This is because waves refer to movement and desire to leave a certain place – transformation. If your doodles have more waves than anything else, it means that you are ready to start something new with the potential to transform your life. Basically, when you do that, you are just thinking about yourself. If you use to spend your boredom time signing up, it may indicate self-centeredness. Now, if you go in that classic “straws + balls” style, it may indicate that your mood is unstable and you prefer to be alone. If the pictures represent small people, you are probably feeling helpless or wanting to be free of any responsibility.

The meaning of doodles you draw in your notebook

Butterfly doodling