Tuesday 1 March 2005 — This is 20 years old. Be careful.
Over a year ago, I wrote about the drawing game Doodle-O. A commenter there named Mike said visual examples would be great. I agree. Today was a snow day for my kids, and we played this morning. Here are two rounds to illustrate:
My six-year-old gave me this abstract design (although in portrait orientation):

I turned it into a pickup truck with some people in the back:

My twelve-year-old gave this design to me, but I was stumped, so I handed it off to my six-year-old:

Without hesitation, he quickly turned it into a giant taking the top off a house:

Comments
That's a good idea to pass time. Might use that trick to entertain myself when I find myself in large queues. Thanks!
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