Daily Doodle # 30: Hydrangea
April 30, 2017
Hydrangea
Hydrangea
I think this doodling technique works well when repeating lots of small shapes, like petals.
Daily Doodle # 29: Mixed Spring Bouquet
April 29, 2017
Spring bouquet
Daily Doodle # 28: Leaf Medley
April 28, 2017
Leaf Medley
Daily Doodle # 27: Cock-a-Doodle
April 27, 2017
Cock-a-doodle-do!
Cock-a-doodle
Rooster
Daily Doodle # 26: Escher’s Hands
April 26, 2017
Escher’s Drawing Hands
Daily Doodle # 25: Sistine Chapel Fingers
April 25, 2017
Sistine Chapel fingers
Daily Doodle # 24: Pinecones
April 24, 2017
Pinecone # 1
Pinecone # 2
Pinecone # 3
Daily Doodle # 23: Rock Cairn and Wayfinding
April 23, 2017
Rock cairn
Rock cairns are route markers, way-finding tools. They can guide us back on track after doodling along, lost on our pilgrimages. Often they are built by people who have gone the route ahead of us. They say we are not alone on our journeys.
Daily Doodle # 22: A Tree for Earth Day
April 22, 2017
Giant Sequoia
Along the path at Green Lake
I think this is a Giant Sequoia along the path at Green Lake. Such a nicely shaped tree, and an almighty presence.
Daily Doodle # 21: Ginkgo Leaves
April 21, 2017
Daily doodle: ginkgo leaves
Ginkgo leaves are well suited to line doodling because the veins in the leaves fan out from a single point, making a nice pattern.
Here is a ginkgo design from the Marimekko studios, which served as inspiration for today’s doodle:
“ginkgo” design by Kristina Isola, 2005, from Marimekko In Pattern
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