On Mondays via Zoom, I participate in a class where we spend a half an hour doodling our stress away.
The suggestion for the class began with a quote from artist, Paul Klee. "A line is a dot that went for a walk." The doodle began with a border and a scribble. In the round or oval shapes, to draw petal shapes. The space behind the petals could be colored black or some other color.
We are always free to interpret the instructions as we wish. I wrote out the quote and then drew the petal shapes as flowers.
I like this, and I like the ladybird you've included, too.
ReplyDeleteThe piece needed a little pop of color
DeleteReckon Rudy Rucker´s book Fourth Dimension would be a good read for you. The dot, the line, a² :-)
ReplyDeleteI'll have to go check that out.
DeleteThe ladybug is a nice touch! ❤️
ReplyDeleteI like the little pop of color
Deletespoke too soon the other day, once again you’re not showing up on my reading list……you and cod knows how
ReplyDeletemany others….anyway, cool doodle…reminds me of sand dollars ‼️😸🐾💚
Yes, I can see that now
DeleteYour weekly doodles are always so good, and genius to include that red ladybird/bug :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks, Jan
DeleteThis is truly a fantastic plane. I love the quote. A dot is a line that took a walk. Have a lovely day.
ReplyDeleteIt was a nice quote
DeleteThat's a fun quote, and your flowers are perfect for a summer garden. Hope you enjoyed today.
ReplyDeleteIt was a lovely day. Too bad back to chilly weather tomorrow
DeleteThe first thing I noticed was the ladybug. One tiny bit of color and my eye went straight to it. Lovely drawing.
ReplyDeleteI thought without a bit of color the drawing was boring
DeleteLove your doodle AND that quote... I've heard that one before somewhere.. Its fun to invent your own flowers... i should do it more.. Hugs! deb
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