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1. detail from sheet a- face of a perplexed girl
2. detail from sheet a- tower
Above, sheet a and below, sheet b- recent sets of doodles, done during lessons
These revisit familiar motifs- doodling is often t a leisurely perambulation round one's mind, and has an aspect of comfortable thematic repetition.
Some of these repeated motifs are:
1. the perplexed, but beautiful, girl's face;
2. triangle, sometimes arranged to form towers or patterns
3. the severed leg and the tiny foot sock, usually sporting a short sock
As usual, I draw in black ball pen. I like a larger diameter ball as I prefer a thicker line and the occasional smudging that you sometimes get. The paper is standard photocopier paper. Doodles should be done as un-self-consciously as possible, and using nicer paper would militate against this.
sheet a
3. detail from sheet b
severed leg, tiny foor with short sock
sheet b
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