Monday, December 14, 2015
Studio Art: Doodle Art
Making Art with Doodles is as fun as it is creative and interesting and it's what we are going to be focusing on this week in class. You will create a page of doodles that elevates itself to a work of art, Just because you want it to look good when it's finished doesn't mean you need to pressure yourself or get self-conscious as you are drawing. To create a great work from doodles I suggest you let your mind go and just draw whatever your subconscious leads you to. Here's some great examples of artists who create art from their doodles and their work can be seen below:
Jon Burgerman, Lei Melendres, Chris Piascik and Heike Weber
I myself do this all the time and have even used some of this method to create illustrations for magazines such as the Long Island Pulse like the example below. The great thing about doodle art is that it actually relaxes you as you are doing it. We are going to begin the process with some deep breathing and meditation then begin wandering on the page with our doodles and see where they take us.
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