Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodle. Show all posts

Saturday, 16 March 2013

Anna Holló (Ollokanna) I


Sometimes I hanker after works of art that are highly worked and finished, sometimes it is colour that my soul needs and sometimes pale calm works. Most of the time though it is the fun, the random acts of creativity, the doodle, the thought, a fleeting moment caught in a little piece of magic. 
These works are by Anna Holló (Ollokanna) I found her here with lots more of her lovely work!

Tuesday, 10 February 2009

The Joy of Sharing a Doodle



Above: shared doodle with Fin, Freya and Hazel

I have bought lots of doodling books lately, however I'm loathed to touch them as they are too precious just as they are.

This method of doodling (pictured) is fab though. All you need is paper and a mix of felt tip pens. Keep changing your pen and keep swapping with your children, friend or lover and watch the magic grow. You can always cut and paste afterwards and edit out the best bits.
Doodle Books:
Drawing for the Artistically Undiscovered (Klutz) by Quentin Blake and John Cassidy (Spiral-bound - 1 Mar 1999)
The Scribble Book by Hervé Tullet (Paperback - 17 Jan 2008)