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The last doodle with my favourite pen.  Couldn't finish the doodle as much as I wanted due to the fact that the pen  was so dry :( sad times for me.  Will be scouring all pencil cases around the flat til I can pop out and buy a new doodle pen.

A late night doodle with my favourite Berol doodle pen, although it seems to be running out...arghhh! Will have to beg/borrow/steal another one as I think it comes as part of a pack.  Will be searching all stationary shops in High Wycombe to find a replacement.

My doodles  now feature on the World Doodle Challenge website!

See if you can find mine :)

A black and white canvas with a jungle/organic theme.  I have been thinking I may change the background to be slightly darker to make the foreground stand out...well we'll see if I actually get around to doing that.  Any suggestions?

Here are two more canvases of a similar nature but smaller in size.  Both with Acrylic paint backgrounds and marker detail.

I decided I wanted to make something of a little substance rather than simple ballpoint pen on bits of paper, these are a couple of my first canvas doodles with coloured backgrounds.

They have a tribal feel as that is how my doodles started, a slight obsession with tribal tattoo patterns!

Larger Detail of this canvas: 

Doodling while sat in front of the TV.  Inspired by Halloween...and my biro.

Sat with the lovely Luke and my good chum Alex (ooe!) who are a part of my doodle along the spine and are the best people to watch TV with!

This is the second canvas doodle of this idea as I gave the first to my Granddad.  However, I liked it so much I wanted to make another.

Ideas inspired initially by stars and swirl patterns that turned into a 'Space-like' themed picture with alien-looking shapes here and there (that actually remind me of Vermicious Knids from Chalie and the Great Glass Elevator by Roald Dahl). Enjoy.

Sat on a Chiltern Railways Train from High Wycombe to Leamington Spa and back again drawing with my favourite Berol fine felt tip!  A great day with Laura and a fun doodle to come out of it.

Drawings inspired by teaching my Year 4s a topic on 'A Village in India', exploring Rangoli, henna and organic shaped patterns.