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Most of the doodles and scribbles in this set are from the quick-fire drawings that I make as part of my new Bedtime Drawing Regime, where I try and knock out as many sketches as I can in as short an amount of time as possible - just before I head off to sleep. I normally make between 5 and 10 drawings then turn in for the night. I find that the most interesting results come from just putting pen to paper and going for it without really thinking about what I'm about to draw. Some of them turn out quite well - others not so...
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Spring Hol`s 2011 Dorset.
Afternoon fun on Durdle Door Beach.
Left to Right...Rebekah, Dylan, Ben, Paul, Jane, Mick
I cant remember the last time i saw the channel this calm!
Felt like a Greek Island experience(apart from the cold sea)
Taking a break in the school holidays that was also a new experience for me.
Beats work! £10,000 for every person who`s commented...."you picked a good week"
I could retire today!!
Armory Square Doodling
October 11, 2008
Colored Marker on Paper
The weather was too beautiful to spend it inside the hotel or the coffee shop, so I spent an hour at the Armory Square, drawing what was in front of me. Feels good to doodle like a kid again. :)
Doodle Schmoodle is my new doodle/journal challenge.
You can find out all the details on my blog!
Come and join in the fun
Tea stains and doodles (extra fine sharpie) with the addition of a reflective thought on the side.
www.elizabethfitch.com/fresh-starts/2011/11/28/all-the-to...
Doodle-like radiating, off center, continuous line form made of curving long linear shapes: branchlike, cloud-like, floral and jellyfish-like.
Black and White Wednesday: Doodle
My daughter is the artist for these and I could not decide. She doodles constantly working on her various drawings.
Aha! Finally got around to putting up what makes the background to my twitter page. Love this doodle :D
Did this in January of 2008 - well, most of it anyway, added some throughout last year as well. As you can see, it's still not finished! Not quite sure what to put in the right-hand corner.
I was doodling while talking to a colleague on the phone on friday, when I finished the conversation I found I had drawn this! I think I may need a holiday.
I was recently asked to supply a doodle to creative mag The Drum - which was then analyzed by a handwriting expert. It's so close, it's unbelievable.
Hmm, talk about screw ball scramble, what a lot of internal struggle goes on with this person before actually coming to a decision. But when the decision does arrive it all stops are pulled out quickly and it gets done. They are good at recognising when an innovative idea comes to light and they work quickly to get it happening. The initial E stands out here. I am drawn to the fact that they could be a tall person who, on the outside looks as if they try and rise above things but internally put themselves through the mill. Also a group of five people may work closely together in a team in some way. I also think there may be three or four elements to their organisation that make it tick over. For some reason I sense baby talk, it may just be around them but it is strong. I feel they may have to spell things out for people and get frustrated as a result. They know themselves pretty well but can hide a lot from others until they get to know them well.