Hello, my name is Stacia Leigh,
and I'm a doodle addict. Seattle Area

I grew up in the Flathead Valley, graduated from Montana State, and currently live in the Seattle area. I've been a creative most of my working life: sewing backpacks, designing logos, illustrating, and now writing fiction in the young adult genre. I love to write what I love to read, flirty romances that are light on the angst and heavy on the fun. I've written and indie-published three books so far, Dealing with Blue and Burnout, both finalists in the annual PNWA Literary Contest, and Hanging Around for You. When I'm not writing, I'm doodling and making blackout poems with old proof copies.

I specialize in childrens illustration, collage, doodling, indie publishing, mixed media, pen and ink, writing.

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zamzammee

Doodle with ballpen+vectorized+add colors

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#laydoodle

A Lunar Chinese New Year Entry - 2018 its the year of dog! Woof Woof~

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rhea daniel

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Chris Piascik

This image was created to be a limited print to go along with my new book, 10 Years of Daily Drawings.

Claudio Burhoy

Jim Bradshaw

Painted Zip disk. Mixed media. I love old retro stuff and found rejected objects. It's hard to believe how fast zip, floppy, jaz, etc. disks became yesterdays technology. It's about time these old disks found a new purpose and some respect.

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Jon Carling

One of my pen and ink drawings on antique paper. 6"x7"

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Makayla Lewis

Freedom Doodle

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Jim Bradshaw

I think I’m becoming obsessed with the whole rabbit hole thing.

Ania Pawlik

Sketchbook 2016, Inside Enchanted Forest . Ink @Ania Pawlik 2016

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Jim Bradshaw

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I felt like drawing birdhouses and this came out in my large Moleskine.

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Marc C. Green

This shambling creature haunts the fetid marshlands and is a protector of the birds and beasts who reside there. He's ancient, the last of his kind and a gentle soul who would much rather hide under the sticky mud than come face to face with a stranger.