I have been wanting to doodle.
Just simple black pen on paper then watercolor or acrylic.
There is something very liberating about not using a pencil, right?
(Thank you Elisa Choi for some pen only inspiration!)
(Thank you Elisa Choi for some pen only inspiration!)
Just picking up a pen and going for it.
So the other night I did just that...doodled.
Just a pen and so much fun.
Just a pen and so much fun.
Going crazy with the pen...
to a small canvas (6x8) and added acrylic.
So, I have also gone from Christmas trees to bright, doodled flowers. :)
We'll see what inspiration pops up next.
(Blogger has given me SO much trouble tonight uploading these pictures! Arghhhh!
I want to rip my hair out. Anyone else have Blogger problems?)Hope you have a wonderful LAST weekend before Christmas!!
(Holy Cow where did that time go?)
CHOOSE HAPPY is beautiful and a great reminder for our lives.
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Sheri Cook/HappyHorseStudio
Doodling is very relaxating. You had a great time, I see. :))
ReplyDeleteI agree--doodling is so relaxing, and when you let your mind go--it's interesting what comes out on the paper.
ReplyDeleteLove the bright colors too.
Hope you have a great Christmas!
Sadie, this is sooo cool! I love your doodles so much! I can feel your energy in this and how creative and free you are with your pen. The result it vibrant! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteYour doodles are such fun!!!! I haven't had blogger issues, but firefox is testing my resolve to be a decent and kind human being.
ReplyDeleteI love this piece. There is something freeing about doodling with a pen. Knowing you can't erase a misplaced line just allows you let go and plow ahead.
ReplyDeleteI watched an interesting TED lecture about how doodling during meetings enhances your creativity - so you keep doodling girl :)
ReplyDeleteI love doodle art. Makes people happy.
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Christmas
Nicole/Beadwright
Hooray for Choose Happy!! Love that! Your doodles look amazing. Makes me want to get out my black pens. :)
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and such a cute outcome! Trees to flowers...it's all good!
ReplyDeleteFor me, Doodle is yoga for the mind.
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Love the doodles! Fun! Sorry about your blogger problems. I know how frustrating that can be... that is why I moved to wordpress. :) Hope it starts working better for you! Thanks for joining us 'in the studio' this week!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful doodle art!
ReplyDeletehappy indeed! how could I not be with that beautiful reminder!
ReplyDeleteLove your doodling and you are right it is relaxing. Loving the colors as well. Great job. Happy Holidays!
ReplyDeleteI love your happy doodles!
ReplyDeleteHi Jen! I'm happy to see another form of art from your great talent. By the way, is your computer already fixed? Continue producing those beautiful artworks, with or without a computer, i know you an always make things happen :)
ReplyDeleteJen, these are awesome! I love them before color too! Your pen work is brilliant and the bold pops of color really jump off the page. Really, really pretty!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for your visit and I hope you have a very merry Christmas! xoxoxo
Love your doodles, and yes, I agree, it's super relaxing and fun, not worrying about erasing and just going with the flow. Looking forward to more of your art in 2012. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd yes, Blogger give me fits. I dont use it, but 9 times out of 10 I can't leave a comment or have trouble clicking over...very frustrating! Hope it smooths out soon. Glad it's working tonight so I could come over and visit.
Happy Christmas!,
Scarlett
I love to doodle and yours have turned out beautifully. I do like the idea of bypassing the pencil and therefore all the erasing that comes with it!
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