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Aside from doing laundry, how do I keep myself entertained on my days off?
I doodle.
And doodle.
Doodle a little more.
And just a little bit more.
The technique is called "Zentangle," and I'm a newbie at it. Today's effort was my first full-blown attempt. It's a lot of fun, and if it can keep my monkey mind occupied that says a lot.
Kind of looks like Dr. Suess to me, actually. Dr. Suess with a touch of Edward Gorey. Salvador Dali? Something.
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Brilliant! I absolutely love it! And yes, it is very Dr. Seuss meets Edward Gorey. What a fantastic combination.
Posted by: Lisa Damian | November 17, 2010 at 01:10 PM
Very cool -- although I'd call those drawings instead of doodling.
Definitely puts my doodles to shame.
Posted by: Suzanne | November 10, 2010 at 07:43 PM