Hello, my name is OKAT,
and I'm a doodle addict. Miami, Florida Plus

OKAT is the founder and editor of Doodlers Anonymous and Doodle Addicts. An avid thinker, creator and collaborator, known to concept and carry a ballpoint pen with him at all times.

HIRE ME

I specialize in lettering, patterns, pen and ink, quirky doodles.

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Leib Chigrin

Scratchboard 6x6".

YeongJun Jo

My first skin shading! It wasn't easy hahaha

Cecelia Ann

An old sketch that I decided to do on digital.

Ruxandra-Mihaela Jubleanu

Portrait with pansy embellishments.

Jerilee Williams

Still working on this one

Kladdpapper

Finally done!

Neil Tackaberry

Anatomy practice - skull study. Graphite pencil on notebook paper, (size A5).

E K Lindgren

I wasn't sure if she was being shy or hatching some mischief.

Travis D. Hendrix

Page 18 of my Journey Journal. A study of my first impressions of the city of Berlin. Ink, gouache, watercolour on toned paper.

Valeriya Nikolayeva

Tricia Clark

Pemaquid Point Lighthouse in Maine

Neil Tackaberry

Digital painting of a alien "face-hugger" hatching. Created using Autodesk's SketchbookExpress software.

Emma HM. Watts

Fanart of Lemon from Canada’s Drag Race. Loved her outfit last week on the runway. Can’t wait to see more from this beautiful quirky queen!

Kriti B

Led Pencil

doodles

Swati pandey

I started doodling long back without even realising what I was drawing. It started with flowers and leaves and now here I am today. I hope you like it❤️

sankalp patil

same face

sketchbook half and half

when in a never ending zoom meeting

mindthegap

1/5

bird in bush

Grant

The piece covers the struggle that the LGBTQ+ community had to face over the last few centuries to get to the point where we are today - and although it isn't perfect yet, a lot of progress has been made. The articles in the background all reflect key moments in this progression including Stonewall. The two male peacocks - evident through their colourful feathers - represent the community as it stands today and is a representative of the progress made.

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