The Continuing Play-doh Creative Endeavors

I created a few more Play-doh Disaster Magnet moments that I wanted to share just in case I don't have time for a drawing today. Sometimes, these are just.. well.. easier - in the grand scheme of creative endeavors. The first one (lightbulb-guy) was done when I was really stuck on a stumper of a programming problem at work one day. Oddly enough, shortly after creating the lightbulb, I actually came up with the solution to the problem.

PDDM fashions himself into a lightbulb
to solve his latest problem

Bad day at work?
(Note: background music during this was "Bad Day" by REM)

(Khan!!!)

Knots and Dives

My husband thought today's drawing looked like a knot - specifically the "one in his back." I think I was distracted and worked on nothing more than a blob because my new pen was somehow destroyed overnight while soaking in cleaning solution (it appears the plastic part dissolved - well either that or someone or something dismantled it while I was asleep).

In the 3-D realm, today's Play-doh disaster is my answer to a question pondered during a meeting at work today. We discusses whether it was better to dive into a project feet first or head first. This is my representation of the head first result.

More 3-D

My limited mental time these days has allowed me time for only one non-work-related creative endeavor, so I've been continuing to have fun with Play-Doh. Here are my 3-D sketches for yesterday and today.

Lack of Focus

I started this drawing thinking about trains (after listening to a song involving a train), but I couldn't stay focused and it all went to hell from the top down and it was done when I finally ran out of ink.

And I made another Play-doh disaster at my desk today. This one was a skiing disaster.

3-D Drawing?

Today during lunch I got creative with Play-doh (a Christmas gift from my supervisor). I'm counting it as today's drawing - kind of a 3-D sketch.