Doodle Day: April 2014 Week 4 and a CONTEST

We just finished up the 4th week of April doodles. We started off with heading back to the basics for some practice with hands in various positions. You can see the Hand summary post HERE. Then we spent three weeks working with one character for a week at a time. You can see my summary posts for those first two characters HERE and HERE. For this week's character consistency theme in Doodle Day, I wanted to work with a dog. Since I have a model in my studio everyday, I used my own dog, Oscar, as my character.

A variety of poses.

This is a few different breeds - just playing with angle.

Searching (and finding)

 

This is a short story of Oscar getting a haircut.

 

 

and now for the CONTEST!

 

Doodle Day officially began on May 1st, 2013 so we approaching our 1 year Anniversary Celebration!!! Thank you to all of the doodlers out there who have been doodling along with me. I'm sure that your drawing skills have improved, your stress level has decreased, and your creativity is flowing. To say thank you to the Doodle Day participants, I have a contest posted below. The more entries, the more chances to win* Doodle Day stuff from the Doodle Day store.

Click HERE to go directly to the Doodle Day store.

 

Let's spread the word about Doodle Day!

*you must be a member of the Doodle Day group on Facebook to win so if you are not Doodling with us, join our community and begin! JOIN HERE

 

 

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April 2014: Doodle Day Week 3 Character Consistency

I planned to spend the week doodling another little science girl but life can change your plans so you have to modify your direction. Last week, my character was into chemistry and you can see those doodles HERE. This week, I wanted to work on a little girl who is into animals and biology. I started off with some doodles of her with a stack of books, looking through a microscope, and using a magnifying glass. Then I doodled her looking at bugs in three different poses. But then... my elderly dog passed away on Monday. My sadness took over my character. My biology character became emotional and instead of poses and actions, my own emotions forced me to draw her with emotion.

Here are my doodles from the week:

 

 

 

 

 

Come back soon to check out the character that I play with all this week.

If you like to draw and want to join a supportive community of doodlers, Doodle Day has daily prompts for doodling. You can go to the Facebook Group page HERE.

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