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haven’t achieved yet?!
Arrows: Ambitions and Goals! Arrows, especially if
pointing upwards can represent aiming at a clear goal (or
target!) Are you aiming high? Are your arrows nice and
sharp and all pointing in the same direction? Arrows
which point in all different directions can mean you’re
open minded OR perhaps you don’t know which way to
go?
Chequer Boards / Black ‘n’ White: The alternating
nature of a chequer board or black against white patterns
can symbolise choices between 2 options. It might mean
you’re thinking through which way to go with a decision.
Stay or go? Yes, or No?
Flowers: A circular shaped flower with petals going round
it is said to represent Family. You might need to examine
the style of your flowers to interpret the deeper meaning
behind them. Are your flowers blooming and neat and
well balanced? Or are they wilting? Are there any petals
missing? How do those sorts of things relate to your
feelings around family? Swirly, fancy, more abstract
flowers might denote a more feminine, romantic nature
in the person drawing them.
Stars: Doodling stars can mean you’re an idealist. As the
quote goes “We are all in the gutter, but some of us are
looking up at the stars”
Multiple repeated lines & patterns: Numerous lines or
replicated patterns, (such as lots of neat, side by side lines
or multiple concentric circles) can show a doodler who is
highly driven and determined. Working relentlessly at
ambitious projects, people who draw these types of
things might be people who get stressed about
maintaining high standards and achieving difficult goals.