I took this photograph from a shadow of a bowl.
Copy the image or download it, draw the doodle on the image and send it me |
Art for Change Tim Noble and Sue Webster are London-based artists whose work combines assemblage, light, shadow and humor. They combine lots of objects and debris into works of art. At first glance, we see jumbled piles of trash, the familiar by-products of a throw-away society. The piles evoke the aftermath of a binge, the hangover from a party that went on too long. We soon discover, however, that the piles are in fact precise constructions that cast crisp shadows under directed light.
What could you make with the contents of all your rubbish? take a photo and send it to me. 
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Use everyday objects like buttons and string to make graphic and beautiful block-printed fabrics and papers. 
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Not doodled before? have a go and send me your pics
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Billie Jean goes all postery with this doodle art billie Jean is not my lover.
Billie (a 'he' in case you're interested) has created entanglements of ballpoint pen for many notable clients. Creative Review and Nike can be counted amongst the many who have commissioned the services of this London based, tree climbing, doodle maestro. 
Since 1998, Google has used its homepage to host an invariably iventive 'doodle'.
The Google Doodle actually began its life as a humorous out-of-office message for the company’s co-founders, Sergey Brin and Larry Page. To let everyone know they had gone to the Burning Man festival, they placed the festival’s icon behind the second ‘o’ on their own company’s logo. 
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Irena Zablotska is a talented illustrator who uses multiple techniques to communicate the original world she's created through illustration and doodle art. Her art has been exhibited across the world, from St Petersburg to San Jose.
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Doodles to Illustration
Fred Blunt never wanted to be an astronaut or drive a train when he grew up. Right from the beginning he knew he wanted to draw silly pictures for a living. Some decades later, he’s living the dream! Fred has worked on all manner of projects, including editorial, advertising and designing animations for the BBC. He now works mostly in children’s books, including his own Captain Falsebeard and the Knightmare series with Peter Bently.
