From when my 16 yo daughter was struggling with heroin addiction. My doodles have gotten me through some very hard times. Art as therapy, I always say.
This is an oil painting I did for fun. I recently painted him with shoulders. I'm sorry, it's not a doodle or a sketch, but a full on painting. But I am interested to hear what people think of it.
Originally drawn back in 2019, this is a digital sketch of Jim Carrey (in his Ace Ventura appearance) this time as an anthropomorphic bipedal hedgehog. This is supposed to be a reference to how he was first officially declared a cast member in the movie "Sonic The Hedgehog (2020)", way before the film was even released the following year. This sketch was originally uploaded on 10/18/2026.
Filling in with markers is a breeze on this marker paper. Who'd of thunk? Using the same style from the last drawing but throwing some 2 point perspective into the mix for fun. Hence a rock and chunk of petrified wood with strings taped to them placed on a shin-level horizon line.
Early days on a new mandala-like shape drawing on 14"x17" paper. A technique I sometimes use for drawings like this is to use pencil, compass, and ruler to get some lines down. Then I freehand over the pencil lines with pen, which gives it more of an organic look. Once I have the empty shapes down, it'll be time to fill *inside* the shapes, connecting the interior parts at the edges for neighboring shapes, which gives the illusion of continuity (and depth) behind the dividing lines. (There's also the option to do the reverse at this point, in which the shapes are left empty inside and the opposite space is filled in; if you search through my drawings you'll see some like this. But more often than not, I prefer the former method.)
The front cover of my first published novel titled "The Gissionary", which was originally published on 1/4/2025 on ComicFury.Com. It is a nonfictional novel that serves as a quick dictionary of my own original words, terms, and phrases that I either coined myself or helped popularize, the former especially with my own original word coining method called "Grammatical Idea Simplicity (GIS)".
First published on Doodle Addicts on 10/7/2026.
