My sister remembers that I love to do cartoons so bought me this book for my birthday, 'The Telephone Doodle Book', and today I've been filling in some of the pages. No telephone required.
In detail I had to:
...make faces out of photographed vegetables.
Design a cra-zy hair do:
(Some of the drawing is already completed for you, in this one I just added the hair)
(As you can see, I changed my mind on how I was going to do this, the spikes won!)
Next, I had to 'dress Mr Simpson'
Fetching pair of green shorts eh?
Here I added some stripes:
...and finally some more whacky hair:
There are loads of doodling books on the market, get yourself one and have a go! They are a great way of freeing up your creativity!
Thanks for reading,
See you tomorrow,
qwiksave
3 comments:
:P Someone watches as many kiddy art programs as I do don't they? Now I'm going to be blimming Doodle Doing in my sleep!!!
This is such a fun post Nikki - back atcha by the way, you usually end up having me giggling.
I don't get to see kiddy programmes any more Carmen, I remembered 'Doodle Do'. I used to see loads but my two are 8 and 10 and all we see these days are 'The Simpsons!' I could watch them when they are at school but that would be a bit sad or is it mad?
My favourite when we did watch them was 'The Upside Down Show' that was REALLY creative. Have still got some of those on video...
See I've got the perfect excuse in Ruby. She loves them all and eats them up. Her current favourite is Mister Maker and ... I think it's Squiggleit or something like that. A drawing show - she sits there with her board thing (bit like etcha sketcher but in colour and with a pen) and copies along with the squiggling :P
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