Evening doodle on a matte frame & watercolour paper

Bought a bunch of plain matte frames at a local art store recently and doodled on one for the fun of it. Love the smooth texture of the surface when using my Pentel Pocket Pen Brush. Then I decided to do a doodle in  the center frame on watercolor paper using the same ink but add colour with Derwent Inktense blocks.

A Slow Loris For Debbi Michiko Florence

A while back I invited people to suggest an animal for me to draw as part of a challenge to myself to draw things I don't normally draw. This one is for Debbi Michiko Florence, who asked me to draw a Slow loris. This was also an excuse for me to try out some of the new brushes I bought from Alex Dukal's shop.

You an see links to other Art Challenge animals I've drawn on my About My Daily Doodles page.

Doodle: Dancing Nose-Man

Children's book author Erin Dealey gave me a Nose-shaped pencil sharpener at the SCBWI Summer Conference in LA last month, and challenged me to put it into a doodle.

And some of you have probably guessed, I try to avoid obvious found object doodles whenever possible. Or rather, I find that when I'm trying to think of a doodle for an object, the first thing that comes to mind is usually one I pass over. I love the challenge of coming up with something different.

For the Nose, I found that the solution was simple: just turn it upside down. Nose-Man needed something to dance to, of course, so I added coffee bean music.

Doodling with Chinese fortune cookies

Yes, I have fun with Chinese fortune cookies. More info about my Found Object doodles: http://DebbieOhi.com/LookAgain

And in case you missed my Duck doodle:

Ginger face (a.k.a. Got Distracted While Cooking And Now Dinner's Going To Be Late)