Here’s a simple idea for you! Start with controlled loops. (I always say controlled because despite how loose and free the lines look in doodle art, they should mostly be drawn with thought and purpose.) Make the loops close on the skinny ends. Trace inside the original loops at different widths from the original but the same from loop to loop. (I’m gonna start singing Shirley Temple songs now. Dork alert!) Then fill with patterns.
Try it and, as always, feel free to send me some of your drawings.
I’ll likely come back to these easy loops and try some variations. So watch for it! And, dare I say and have you hold me to it… I’d love to start incorporating faces. I used to draw portraits in pencil. But that was a long time ago and this is a strange new medium. We’ll see.
It makes me think of swirled ice cream. Cute.
Mmmmm. Ice cream.
Awesome doodle 🙂
Thank you!
I love this! The swirls are perfectly swirly. LOL
Thanks! I need to do a tutorial on this. It’s my most popular doodle and it’s so easy.
I would love that! I’m so glad I found your blog. I’m looking back through your posts and I really enjoy your work.
Thank you so much! That means the world to me. 🙂
Love your Doodle! You are right, it looks loose and relaxed, but it is totally controlled. Very nice!
Thank you!