Brainstorming · in your MindSpace
Give your thought
a shape.
For the idea you can’t
quite explain yet.
Bring a note, a picture or a sketch. See a few directions. Keep the one that feels like you.
Continue with Google. Then choose Brainstorm in your room.
At the pace of your thought
Try a direction.
You can change your mind.
You don’t need the whole plan. Just something to respond to—and room to see what happens next.
Bring a scrap.
A sentence you can’t stop thinking about. A picture you saved. A sketch that makes sense to you. Start there.
See where it could go.
Explore a few visual directions beside each other. Hold the one that catches your eye and follow it a little further.
Leave your mark.
Add a note. Draw over a detail. Change what you want to change. You decide what the thought becomes.
Whatever you’re turning over
Your next idea doesn’t
have to look like anyone else’s.
- A place you’re imagining.
- A project taking shape.
- Something you just want to try.
Before you begin
A little
room for questions.
Do I need to know how to draw?
No. Start with words or an image. Add sketches and notes whenever they help you explain what you mean.
Can I work from an image I already have?
Yes. Bring a reference image onto the board and use it as part of the conversation.
Can I change a direction as we go?
Yes. Hold a sketch you want to develop, add a note or draw over it, and explore the next variation from there.
Where do I find it?
Open MindSpace and choose Brainstorm from your room’s tools. You can create an account or return to your space with Google.
Your thoughts. Your pace.
You can start
before you’re sure.
Start your space A half-thought is plenty to begin with.
Explore the rest of your room