Day 83
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: None
Day 84
Assignment: FD
Medium: Pencil
Title: Happy Birthday Charles
Day 85
Assignment:FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Tell Me When to Stop
Day 86
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 1: Building Blocks
Day 87
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 2: Triangles
Day 88
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 3: Flowers
Day 89
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 4: Lines and Dots
Day 90
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 5: Flying Shapes
Day 91
Assignment: FD
Medium: Fine point marker (Ultimate Doodle), pencil (head and Kate drawings)
Title: Ultimate Doodle Part 6: The End
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| FINAL PRODUCT! |
Thoughts: Last week before my birthday I bought a new pack of fine tipped markers. I had wanted a pack for quite some time and finally just gave in bought a pack at Pygmalions. Needless to say I went a little hog wild with them and decided to see what I was capable of when using them. This is how I came up with my Ultimate Doodle experiment. Originally I was going to fill up a page of my sketchbook with colored blocks but after a while I got bored and decided to stop. The next day I hated all the empty space left on my blocks page and decided to fill it up with various recognizable and unrecognizable objects. Essentially I decided to fill the page with doodles. Each doodle took quite a bit of time despite the simplicity of the shape. And although there seems to be no set structure, each doodle actually dictated the color, shape and form of the next added doodle. I feel kind of silly analyzing this doodle, but it's kind of interesting how a creation can evolve when you put 24 hours between each addition. Ok. That's enough of that!
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| Heads from different angles. |
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| This is kind of Kate Blanchet. kind of. |
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