Hello, my name is Richard Koehler,
and I'm a doodle addict. Frisco, Texas Plus

I am a graphic designer by day but still feel the need to be creative so I paint, sketch or do quick doodles in pen and ink in my spare time. It's an exercise more to just let go, relax and just enjoy the the process and let the happy accidents happen. I'd love to hear your thoughts on my work, good or critical. Thanks for looking.

I specialize in doodling, illustration, painting, sketchbook, sketching.

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8 x 8 on birch wood panel + the original doodles that lead to the painting. This painting brings back memories of childhood.

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Finished another in the Road $kill series with this turtle riding a longboard. The original doodle sketched idea also shown.

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Another doodle from Inktober that I turned into a logo or small illustration. This guy is happy even though he's missing his head.

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Here is another doodle drawn during Inktober that I turned into a logo or illustration. You can see a color rendering on this logo on my Instagram @richardkoehler1218

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This fun logo was created last November and now I share it with sadness thinking about the wildfires in Australia.

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Another doodle turned into a logo through Adobe Illustrator.

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A quick doodle turned logo of a unicorn with a diamond in the negative space.

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Another doodle I turned into a logo for a monthly logo challenge Logovember.

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After Inktober I thought I’d try out a daily logo challenge “Logovember” which isn’t easy with the holidays happening . Here is one of the ideas. Each design started with a simple doodle that I then created in Adobe Illustrator.

Today’s word was Ash. Pen and ink + watercolor.

Pen and ink + watercolor. 1.5-2 hours.

Day 7’s word “Enchanted”. Small quick doodle.

Day 5 word was build. Small 3x3 pen and ink drawing.

Day 3 - Bait. Pen and ink.

Pen and ink. 40-50 minutes

This armadillo is going big air on the road. Small 8 x 8 acrylic painting on wooden board

It's National Toasted Marshmallow Day so this painting seems fitting. What do you think will happen to this guy? About 14 x 14 inches, acrylic on wood board. Sorry not the best photograph.

The 'mallows are trying to escape the volcano's explosion of fire and lava. 11 x 14 acrylic on canvas board.

This 'mallow stares back at the fire, its enemy that burns but also brings light and warmth. About 8x8 inches acrylic on wood.

These Marshmallows are hiking out of the camp when these fire dudes come parachuting down on them trying to ruin their camping experience. What will happen to these Marshmallows? Acrylic on wood board about 22 x 28 inches.

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