a little movement.
a few familiar faces.

WELCOME TO CIRCLE STUDIO

Have you
considered
doing circles?

A little movement. A little company.
An unreasonable fondness for circles.

Do circles
with me.

Right where you are is a good place to start.

The smiling, long-haired host in a coral cap, blue hoodie, tan pants, and yellow sneakers, seated on a black ball in the warm, handmade Circle Studio.
Well, here we go round.CIRCLE STUDIO

Seated. Standing. Or entirely in your imagination.

No perfect circles required.

A FEW FAMILIAR WAYS TO GO ROUND.

Shall we try one?

Pick a little circle. Let it get you started.
Seated, standing, or imagined.

A familiar hand-drawn figure making little wrist circles.a few old friends are still here.
The smiling host makes small circles with both index fingers; blue and coral drawings show their paths.

A FEW POSSIBILITIES

A finger or wrist will do.

Draw a little circle with a finger.
Or gently circle a wrist—one at a time, or both.
As small as you like. As slow as you like.

There. Quite a lot happening, isn’t there?

Your way. Your pace. Stop whenever you like.

Something to scribble?

A SMALL PHILOSOPHY. VERY LITTLE HOMEWORK.

Mindful-less.

nothing to get right.

Here at Do Circles, we practice something we call Mindful-less. It's like mindfulness, but less.

No obligation to relax. No obligation to have a breakthrough. No obligation to feel anything profound.

You can just do a circle. See what happens.
Or see what doesn’t.

A little circular reasoning

A PLACE TO COME ROUND TO.

A very small activity.
A whole little world.

One man. A black ball. A few circles.
Welcome to our ongoing investigation.

A place for small movements, familiar faces, and the occasional questionable theory about circles.

Step into Circle Studio
The smiling host seated on the black ball, tracing the edge of a blue cardboard circle held in his lap.

One circle tends to lead to another.