#DOODLE MONSTER MURAL FREE#

#DOODLE MONSTER MURAL FREE#

Aside from art, what are your big passions in life? What do you do in your free time, and how do these things help you focus/work better?.

I have some cool projects lined up too! Festivals, exhibitions and perhaps even another doodle marathon!

Yes! Some of my favourites have been the MTV wall, the 48 Hour doodle marathon, and Project Doodledface where I drew over 339 of my followers faces. Can you tell us some of your favourite commissions you’ve worked on, what you’re working on at the moment and what’s next?.I know that a lot of my work has stemmed from my interest in video games, comic books and cartoon based food packaging that I studied as a child. I don’t ever seek out inspiration because that’s just not what works for me. Where do you find your inspiration and what/who are your big influences?.Walking down the street and having kids tell me that they think my doodles are awesome. What have been the highlights of your career to date in terms of making it as an independent artist?.What’s the smallest, biggest, and weirdest things you’ve ever doodled?Ī leaf, a construction tunnel, and a chucked out microwave outside someone’s house.

I have grown because I have become less attached to each thing I make and less precious about everything being completely correct. It’s also a learning process to figure out what kind of work is best for bringing you further work and focusing your energy on those kinds of projects. I represent myself for commissioned work so things like pricing my work and dealing with clients is something that takes some getting used to, but it get’s easier after you’ve done it the first few times. What are some big challenges you have faced in establishing yourself as an artist? What lessons have you learnt, and how have you grown from them?.I usually work for about 14-16 hours a day and this consists of iPhone doodling, sketchbook doodling, e mails, commissioned work and anything else that falls under my list of things to do that day. Sometimes I am working on digital animation commissions and others I am performing wacky doodle dances for my Instagram feed. It is fun! Each day is quite different to the next, some days I am spray doodling a van and some days I am drawing over an office table. What’s it like being Mr Doodle? Can you describe a typical day in your life?.This has snowballed into my life as ‘Mr Doodle.’ I doodled over all my exercise books at school and this eventually lead to me doodling over the school walls and bits of furniture too. I have always loved to doodle because I think it is really fun and a very quick and accessible way to express yourself. I’m 23 years old and I’ve been doodling for as long as I can remember. Could you share a little about yourself and your journey to where you are in your artistic career?.His work is described as “Graffiti Spaghetti” because it twists and tangles over everything in its path, resulting in pieces of work that have been completely consumed by the ‘Mr Doodle bug!’ You can see most of Mr Doodle’s work in London in the form of murals and installations in people’s homes, offices and in the street. The result? A quirky, fun, and unique blend of doodle craziness! Mr Doodle began doodling in his sketchbooks as a child, and his rapid doodle craze took him on a fun journey to doodling on all kinds of objects. Mr Doodle is UK based artist who’s work features a mixture of characters, objects, and patterns influenced by cereal boxes, video games, and retro cartoons. We recently caught up with Mr Doodle to hear a bit more about how he came to be ‘Mr Doodle,’ and some of the challenges, exciting moments, and things that have inspired him along the way. Today we are thrilled to be bring you our interview with the amazing, talented, and super-creative Mr Doodle! A true doodle addict, Mr Doodle spends his days with a marker pen in-hand, turning the world into his canvas.

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