Between Tasks, Office Doodles

These drawings were made during quiet moments at work, between tasks, meetings, or lines of thought. They were not planned as projects, but as a way of thinking through form, repetition, and motion without a defined outcome.

The doodles reflect how my mind moves when structure is temporarily removed. Lines repeat, shapes evolve, and patterns emerge organically. Some marks are intentional, others accidental, but together they document a process of exploration rather than resolution.

This project is included not as finished design work, but as evidence of visual instinct. It shows how drawing functions as a tool for attention, rhythm, and discovery in my practice, even when no brief is present.