Eucalyptus haemastoma - the 'scribbles' are tunnels made by the larvae of the Scribbly Gum Moth. Eggs are laid between layers of old and new bark. The larvae burrow into the new bark and, as the old bark falls away, the trails are revealed.

Schouten Island - Freycinet National Park

After a number of exercises, how much progress will I make?

An out-take from my inktober cryptid sketches. Preliminary doodles for the Tatzelwurm, Fresno Nightcrawler and Phantom Kangaroo. The Tatzelwurm might have ended up in Lederhosen!

Draw colorful spiral designs with this scribble writer.

The Vibrating Pen shakes with spinner action.

Kids create their first scribbling machine!

Not exactly calligraphy. All my life I've searched for a device to put a good, solid black line on paper. So far, this is one of the best, although not perfect, a 1.0 mm ball point on a Zebra Sarasa gel pen. The ink is permanent so the summer rains may not wash away your priceless scribbles!

scribbles of my next screenprint

Scribble up a place mat for the dinner table, and find out what's on a plate during Seder dinner!

M47 students scribbles

black scribbles over yellow nail art! more at mynailsrock.tumblr.com

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Step 1: Do some crazy scribbles.

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Very sciency-looking stuff on a blackboard in the atrium of Icahn Lab.

scribble away :D

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...

To find out what I'm currently up (art-wise) or to find out more about my work please feel free to check out my blog - waynechisnall.blogspot.com/

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for a friend. xo.

Sol Lewitt (1928 USA - 2007 USA)

Wall Drawing # 1174

B: Dark to Light (Scribbles)

2005

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Nikon D100

Focal Length: 60mm

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Color Mode: Mode II (Adobe RGB)

Long Exposure NR: Off

2007/08/24 12:13:30

Exposure Mode: Manual

White Balance: Flash

Tone Comp.: Normal

RAW (12-bit)

Metering Mode: Multi-Pattern

AF Mode: Manual

Hue Adjustment: 0ﾰ

Image Size: Large (3008 x 2000)

1/100 sec - F/18

Flash Sync Mode: Not Attached

Saturation:

Exposure Comp.: 0 EV

Sharpening: None

Lens: 60mm F/2.8 D

Sensitivity: ISO 200

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Scribble Skull

watercolor, ink, pencil, on paper

9in.x6in.

2015

Sock scribbles

the first black pen gave up after 30s ... so i had to use a blue one for the action - please note the violently produced holes ;)

smc Pentax K 50mm F/1.2 @ F1.2

Chap on a coaster

I did it when I was an apprentice, I did it as an intern (as this picture proofs) ah well I guess I'm still doing it today. Whenever I get stuck with something... hell no whenever I get a pencil/pen/bloody finger I just go ahead and scribblebleble...

Sol Lewitt (1928 USA - 2007 USA)

Wall Drawing # 1174

A: Light to Dark (Scribbles)

2005

My Collections

One of the many nifty examples of graffiti art leftover from the 2008 Scribble Jam session in Cincinnati, Ohio.

a piece of cardboard, a sharpie and a posca!

Pondering how makerspaces connect with healthcare

Inspired by this video: miraculousmosquito.blogspot.com/2011/09/new-video-hidden....

I had never heard of ScribblerToo ...Fun to play with!

I didn't modify at all like the video though

except to add "Believe" using MFH Polly-Wolly Doodle Font.