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Random Doodles 5

Random Doodles 2

Random Doodles 1

Inktober 2017

Full page doodle using different shapes to create critters.

Sketchbook doodles for different robots.

Creating robots using a rolling ball pen.

Creating different robot critter with shapes.

Creating random critters and flowers with different shapes.

Why do I doodle cartoon faces?

I placed a poster board on my table to protect from acrylics. Doodle Dan showed up while I was having a cuppa cawfee. I'm pretty sure anyone can draw him.

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This is the cover I have just completed on my new art journal. It is a recycled book, a dictionary of antique furniture design.

I'm with the band. My daughter donated some used designs paper which I promptly put to work creating these people. Love to all.

Took this #picture when he was busy #playing #thought I could #doodle n #make this #pic a #birdseyeview of a #city being #destroyed by a #huge #baby

Lord shiva... The destroyer. Fire in his head, the sun and the moon his eyes, space his ears. The vedas his speech.. The universe his heart. From his feet the earth has originated. Verily, he is the inner self of all being..!!

This design was more or less the mural on the wall of my room at the Reichshof Hilton in Hamburg. It was also in public spaces and I suspect it was wallpaper. It intrigued me so I took a photo of it. This was my second try and more or less depicts what I

Spraypaint on cardboard :) Stencil designed by me.

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Watercolor and ink . Made from play about rape Glass Bodies. Stage design details.

This vibrantly colored piece is quite literally a multi-mixed media piece . . . combining watercolor, acrylic, abstract design and doodles. Available in sizes 6" x 8" to 16" x 20".

Desert trip

Two sides.

Expressing my artistic freedom! No one in the world has the same exact backpack with this doodling design like mine.

#characterdesign #asians #illustrationart #concepts #sketchbook

My destino es tu

Colored pencil, pen and collage.GOLF GODDESS

Sometimes being a designer for a living can make designing unfun. That's when I run to my sketchbook where there are no right or wrong answers. A place where my work is no longer being judged by the world, but a place of expression.

This was a commission piece for a local hair design salon (Atomic Salon). One of the owners wanted to have a portrait of the duo-founders/owners in the style of an old photo.