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Why unplanned sketching is important

Why unplanned sketching is important

Unplanned sketching. It’s a thing. It’s an important thing.  It can be a fundamental part of thinking through a problem, or a fun avenue of exploration just for the sake of exploring.  But not everyone sees it that way, it seems. Last week, for my post of divergent thinking, I wrote, about brainstorming, “The process has kinship to quick, unplanned sketches for artists,” and compared it to improv for actors or “pantsing” for writers. As usual, I looked for a link to illustrate or…

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