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Mom's old notebook with songs revealed some of her doodles on the margins and a couple of watercolor illustrations by classmate
More quick doodles drawn with a ball point pen.
Scanned & colored in Photoshop.
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Doodle drawn this morning with iPad art app ArtRage, using the chalk tool and filling in color with the paint bucket tool. I tried different colors in this, some much brighter and all of them more varied than these blues, but all those other combinations seemed too busy or loud for these lines, so for now I settled on just these four quiet colors -- black lines, white fringing (nearly unavoidable when using the paint bucket), a dark blue background, and a light blue fill. The doodle was originally drawn simply in black on white, so my attention then was entirely on lines and shapes, without any thinking about colors.
I call it a doodle because I made it all up along the way, without trying to make anything look particularly representational, sometimes erasing lines and trying them another way when they were too muddled. However, a large amount of muddled ambiguity seems to be a basic characteristic of doodling and abstract drawing & painting generally.
Doodling as per Bert Dodson's "Keys to Drawing with Imagination." The girl is a real girl I saw on the train, redheaded with a black bow in her hair, and vintage looking ruffled blouse.
The skull looked pasted on in the first one, so I tweaked it a bit from another drawing and tossed it back in. This looks like it belongs...
Origianally doodled in my trusty Moleskine during a sketch session at The Looking Glass. Traced over onto white paper and then imported into PS for a bit of clean up.
When my screenprinting shop is up and running, after the move, this will be one of the first designs to get the T-Shirt treatment.
A doodle meditation inspired by Dawn Kotzer. What a great way to meditate, focus, reinforce and take ownership of intentions, ask questions, set my intuition free, play and relax, eh? Back in 2010 I included doodling in my watercolour journaling classes... but that was before yoga, meditation and coaching training. But you know, this is pretty similar to how I've always doodled ... and I like that
I did a lot of cooking in the kitchen today. And Kylie was an angel, sitting at the dining room table and drawing with her aqua doodle, coloring with her crayon rocks, and painting with her dot markers.
This is what you get when you hit the "I'm feeling lucky" button in Picasa.
Doodles Art owner, Nikole, wanted to know if I had any other shots of the pumpkins and I found these two examples.
Pumpkins in the Park
Beloit Daily News - Jack-o'-lanterns light the way for new event - By Holly Johns
Community members are bringing a new illuminating event to downtown Beloit Saturday. Beloit's first ever “Pumpkins in the Park” will be held from 5:30-7 p.m. at Horace White Park.
Bill Dorr suggested the idea to help raise funds to beautify and sustain the park. About a decade ago, he had visited a small town named White Fish Bay where an older gentleman called “the pumpkin man” would carve pumpkins and display them in the park.
The Doodles Gromit is inside Cabot Circus, this gromit was created by the artist Simon Tofield and sponsored by Cabot Circus.
What your doodles really say about you
Arrows for ambition, flowers for family - a graphologist translates your idle scribbles
By Mandy Francis
SQUARES OR BOXES
Drawing a square indicates you want control of a situation — that you are thinking through a problem.
If your squares progress to a cube or box, you’re likely to be a very efficient, analytical person who can deal with difficult situations with little fuss.
Oh dear me and there was me just trying to think of an idea for my next photograph :(
A doodle on an old book page, mounted on to a piece of scrap brown paper, and an piece of old blanket, and then stitched.
A card quickly made out of junk.
The Doodles Gromit is inside Cabot Circus, this gromit was created by the artist Simon Tofield and sponsored by Cabot Circus.
Wee doodles of things I have made. I do a wee quick sketch and that's what I use as a reference when making them.
The second Wheatus doll I made.
I think the little girl with stars around her is supposed to be Rainbow Bright. But I didn't end up making her.
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