The mandalas of content

A friend of mine has recently taken up coloring mandalas in her free time. She tells that it is not only a powerful relaxing tool, but also a way to reach “nirvana”, as she explains, an status in which thoughts flow in her mind. It seems similar to when an artist find his/herself in the high point of creation.

Bridging the –huge- gap, obviously, it reminds me of when I used to withdraw by writing stories in my dad’s old Olivetti, or drawing mi fav manga characters (ok, all we have our freak side).

I have to recognize that it has been years since I was in this state of concentration/meditation, not even when I worked as a journalist. And to be honest, it would have been very useful to apply sketching; it would have made my job easier when attending a press conference i.e., or by getting my ideas straight when writing the article.

As I learn more about UX/UI universe, the comprehension/synthesis tandem becomes more crucial on its day-to-day basis. For that, I swear up and down that I find myself believing and practicing sketcher.

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