This Monday’s installment of Doodlehoose brings you the meanderings of markers. Just a bunch of stuff that came to mind and went to pen and marker.
Hands in the Air Nonphibeous Scum!
Troop 6
Why the long face?
So I googled the word, “hairstyles” and used the images to randomly draw. After doing that I felt weird about provenance so I’ve included the photos with the drawings. However, I don’t know who’s images they are. Count these as a drawing exercises not original artwork.
This week is a bunch of random doodles I did, plus a monster from the cover of an old comic that I found in a reference book about old comics.
I can’t find my glasses… Marge, have you seen my glasses?
Here are some sketches I did tonight during my boys swimming lessons.
Aaron swimming
A 3D printed octopus i brought to draw
Working out my thoughts about Ex Machina
Did this piece during a professional development at the Memorial Art Gallery. It’s a drawing based on a sculpture by the French artist Antoine Bourdelle. It’s called Young Warrior With a Sword, but I have dubbed it- Checking My Pits Before Battle.
Here’s a pic of the actual sculpture in bronze. I think that guy in the back would have an easier time hitch-hiking if he put some clothes on.
You seem nice enough.
A quick doodle that got a simple color. I must’ve used up all my art last week with the Cartwrights.
One BIG Happy Family.
Here’s my idea… Ben is 40, Adam is 21, Hoss is 17, and Little Joe is actually little and only 9 years old.
Joe doesn’t carry a weapon cause he’s to little, Hoss doesn’t carry a gun cause he’s too emotional (sometimes he gets carried away) but can do plenty of damage with just a hammer, Adam carries a pistol (you can’t see it behind Ben’s arm), and Ben is a deadeye with the long riffle.
They life on the Ponderosa and have the largest cattle ranch in the state.
I wanted to do the whole drawing, but ran out of time. Perry was fun to draw.
This is what happens when a fella when he hits on a super heroine before she’s finished her morning coffee.
Easter is the celebration of life winning over death. 
