Hello Saturday. I'm going to jump right into today's project because frankly, it's been a long week. Let's make it simple today and create some breakfast doodles. Pull out a piece of paper and doodle yourself right into Sunday. The are pancakes, sausages, eggs, bacon, cereal, oatmeal, fruit, orange juice, coffee, waffles, french toast, crepes, omelets, blintzes, muffins, bagels and my personal favorite, donuts. What will you doddle?

Have a great Saturday and see you tomorrow great breakfast artists.  

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Day 158 - Hey, Monday here. This doodle captures how I feel today.

Today's project is to doodle how you feel today too. Feeling like you can't draw? Well, everyone can doodle. Check out author and illustrator Ed Emberley's step by step instructions on how to make a perfect doodles on his blog "Ed Emberely's Drawing Pages". You can also buy his workbooks on Amazon which are pretty fantastic: "Ed Emberley's Drawing Book of Animals." {affiliate link}

Ed figured out long ago that drawing is really about bringing circles and lines together to form images. His workbooks are outstanding for kids 4 year to 104 years of age.

I'm going to get back to this meditative practice of doodling away my Monday. In the meantime, drop me a line and show me your self-portrait doodle. See you tomorrow doodlers!

Day 102 - Hey. It's Monday.

This Is How I Feel About Mondays. So Sad The Weekend Is Over.

Since it's Monday, let's get down to business right away. Let's make this doodle Monday. Pull out a notebook, a piece of printer paper or a Post-It® note and hit the ground drawing.

Tate Modern Worthy? Nope, But Doodling Is Fun.

Birthday On The Brain.

Maybe call a friend and doodle while you chat? Jump on a conference call and start sketching? Tune out the world and throw ink on the paper. When we just doodle, it's amazing what surfaces. That's all I have today. More tomorrow.