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Hmm...Guess this yawning face, most of us will experience right?? :P

Butter # Who knows ny more? : The Scotch Angus. I gotta say, bottles a NOT easy subjects!.... And neither are butterflies. So a tricky one whichever way you look at it. This was certainly one to have fun with :) New slightly improved version here : https://www.doodleaddicts.com/uploads/13873/

A test drawing with a new marker and I think it came out ok. New to doodles.

Pentel Pocket Brush Pen on 300 gsm card stock art tile.

Being the census taker for rabbits, in particular, must be a demanding job.

2nd version of the Comma with a rainbow paint effect background. I think more paint ended up on the desk, wall, tv, phone etc than the paper! 6th buttefly in the series of literally butterflies

Digital Painting featuring a pint of Guinness

Part of a personal side project for an illustrated calendar of Literal Butterflies.

This piece consist of 2 sheets, the bottom sheet is painted by my four year old daughter, on top of that is a orange paper which I cut the kitchenware out of.

Page 2 of the literal butterfly calendar project

Part of a personal side project for an illustrated calendar of Literal Butterflies. Starting with the Marbled White :3

I started off with a circle on a big paper and somehow came to this, I really enjoy looking at this an I hope you do toooo.

Waterfalls is used to generate electricity in Kura. I used bulbs to show the energy it generate.

I had to edit about 60 corporate headhsots at work. Ended up doodling out about 10 of these on the back of a contact sheet during a meeting!

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The inside of my 3rd coloringbook with 100 drawings of Magical Patterns, like this snake. My flu-yin has killer whale seems to get most credit from that book.

‘Everything will unfold in its own time. Don’t stand over a flower and yell at it to grow faster.’ - TheBettermanProject

Graphite.

I like to think of this as the grassroots of doodling, the origins: people waiting in hospitals with nothing but a pen to ward off boredom and insanity.

Quick Post-its, A work by Frida Khalo ‘What the Water Gave Me’ 1938.

A quick doodle illustration used for a clients wedding invites

Quick minute post-its sketches of Remedios Varo’s surrealist paintings.

Some foods are messy; even Kings acknowledge the need to bib it up to protect one's favorite t-shirts. Not sure if the thing on his head is a crown, a headdress, or hair.