My sketchbook is my constant companion these days, always in my bag in case inspiration strikes, or in some cases, anxiety.
Doodling has become my go-to anxiety buster. And lately repeated patterns are my doodle of choice.
One of the many hats I wear at work is event planner, and this past Saturday was one of the big annual conferences I put together. Being in charge of 80+ people can often lead to lots of anxiety for me, so of course my sketchbook was put to good use.
Here is what I came up with during the lunch break...

And then during the afternoon workshops I added color...

Drawing all of those little circles is such good therapy, but coloring them in was even more relaxing. I love how they look like little bits of sea glass, or like a few friends added on social media, soap bubbles and river rocks.
These types of doodles are a fun change from my usual handlettering and illustrations.
XO,

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