A quick little ditty.
I recently discovered a few older time-lapse videos that you should see soon. This one, however, was made just the other day. Easy peasy doodle. Enjoy!
Archive for November, 2014
“Curly Q” Doodle Time-Lapse Video
Posted: November 20, 2014 in Time LapseTags: artist, beginners, drawing, easy, swirls, tangle, time-lapse, whimsical
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“Arising Ambition” Doodle & Time Lapse
Posted: November 15, 2014 in Doodle Art, Products & Apparel, Tattoo Inspiration, Time LapseTags: abstract, art, black and white, doodle, illustration, inspiration, sharpie, swirl, Time Lapse, whimsical, zendoodle, zentangle
I had a rare opportunity to sit home in my PJs all day today and, of course, managed to work for a few hours and unpack boxes for another couple of hours. That’s just me. I can’t sit around all day and do nothing. Today turned out quite well. I feel rejuvenated. So enjoy the time lapse video of this spunky doodle being created.
Check out these great gifts made from this doodle:
Guest Doodlers Share Their Version of “Random Doodle”
Posted: November 12, 2014 in Guest Doodler, Time Lapse, Tips & TutorialsTags: abstract, black and white, challenge, doodle, doodler, drawing, inspiration, instruction, pen and ink, style, Time Lapse
Remember this doodle?
And the accompanying time-lapse video here:
The challenge went out to hundreds of doodlers in the Facebook group, For the Love of Doodling, to create their own version of this doodle. I’m so happy to share the great variety of results!
The following works of art are © by the names listed beneath each.
by Cathy Stewart
by Chris Gerstner
by Karen Ann Chiu
by Jackie R Wright
by Jackie R Wright
by Marie Quatre-Poches
I love every one of them and am honored you liked this challenge enough to participate and share! Comment below if there’s another doodle on this site you’d like to see a tutorial, prompt or challenge for.
“Soil and Stars” Doodle Art Prompt & Tutorial
Posted: November 1, 2014 in Doodle Prompt, Tips & TutorialsTags: art, curves, doodle, linework, peacock, prompt, psycho, sharpie, soil, stars, tutorial, zendoodle, zentangle
Let’s create this Soil and Stars doodle art.
3. Use the Box Fill pattern between the curved lines.
4. Below the curve, use Psycho Lines. Watch the tutorial here:
5. Add Peacock Plants to the top of the curve.
6. Draw an odd number of stars in the sky. Watch me draw stars here:
(Note: An odd number of items is typically more visually appealing than an even number of items.)
Share Your Results
You can share them with me on Facebook or contact me for my email address. If I get a handful, I’ll share them in a post on this blog.
Pin Away!
Feel free to pin any one of the parts of this post. Or get the entire prompt in one image here:
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