Changes

Fun. Refine verbal skills. Learn to listen. Focus together on a goal. Get to know each other.

- They may be relevant * to the team, such as its building, snapshots of members at an event, an object they once created or donated together, etc. * - Or they can be random, unrelated pictures. * - They can be cut from magazinesmagazines/newspapers; reproductions of famous artwork; or original artwork.- Consider maps of a relevant area; blueprints or diagrams of a proposed or existing building/office/outside area . . .  

Have the person drawing use their non-dominant hand only , or be blindfolded (this This can take away some of the anxiety common complaint of "I can't dra>'draw" by making it even harder to control, and thus more humorous.) Have the person looking at the picture hold it upside down, so that lines and shapes can be described more "purely" which may elicit more accurate results (refer to the book [http://www.amazon.com/Drawing-Right-Side-Brain-Definitive/dp/1585429201 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain])