Doodling

During this doodle session I drew fancy pants, and other things. 

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Doodles

Here are some doodles I doodled while doodling. 

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Weird

Here's a weird thing I drew.

Sorry for my lack of quality and quantity lately. I do have a very good reason though, so please refrain from forming an angry mob and chasing me with large pointy sticks.  

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Friday

Clark would like to wish you all a happy Friday.

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Tough day

Ever have one of those days? 

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R.I.P. Stephen Hillenburg

The news of Stephen Hillenburg passing away yesterday stopped me in my tracks. Over the years, SpongeBob Squarepants has always provided me with a happy place in which to escape reality. You can't help but be in better spirits after watching an episode. 

Stephen created characters that brought so much joy to so many people around the globe. I can't help but think the world would be a better place if more people possessed the personality traits of SpongeBob. Be kind, be positive, be good to your friends, never lose touch of your inner child, laugh often, enjoy what you do, and never take yourself too seriously. 

Stephen, you were taken far too early, but the gift you left us will be enjoyed forevermore. 

As a token of my admiration, I drew (a very off-model version of) SpongeBob. 

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A Monday doodle

Here's a quick doodle I quickly doodled. 

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Singing spud

The guitar was easy to draw...the difficult part was drawing such a realistic looking potato. 

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Spud buds

Look everyone, I drew two potatoes about to enjoy some hot chocolate together.   

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper. Digitally coloured in Procreate on iPad Pro)

Been busy

Things have been rather hectic here at Jason Curtis World Headquarters. We are in the process of packing up our house in preparation for a move. I didn't get around to posting anything at all last week, so I thought I'd kick off this week with a quick doodle.

Back to packing now.

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Doodle session

This is what happened when I sat down with a Pilot Fineliner and a piece of paper. 

(Pilot Fineliner on 28lb. laser paper)

Fred

Flat head Fred, son of pointy head Ted.

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Triangle friend

If you don't have a triangle as a friend, you're missing out on a whole lot of fun. 

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper)

It's Halloween!

Happy Halloween!

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Feathered friends

Oscar likes birds.

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper. Digitally coloured in Procreate on iPad Pro)

Tall friend

Keep this technique in mind if you want to have a face-to-face chat with a taller friend. 

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper. Digitally coloured in Procreate on iPad Pro)

Triangles

I usually feel like that guy in the middle.

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper. Digitally coloured in Procreate on iPad Pro)

One step at a time

I had no idea what I wanted to draw when I sat down for a little doodle session. For whatever reason, this is the scene that materialized when I put pen to paper. Walking down a staircase never looked so fun!

(Tombow Fudenosuke Brush Pen on 28lb. laser paper. Digitally coloured in Procreate on iPad Pro)

No time

I haven't had time to post much lately. Life is mighty complicated at the moment, but here's a handsome fellow I doodled for your viewing pleasure. 

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A happy place

When I started this doodle session I wasn't in a particularly positive state of mind. As I became lost in the creative process though, I found myself drawing cheerful little scenes, such as this one. By the time I finished drawing this happy cube strolling through this happy land, my mood had completely shifted. 

So, although I don't actually care much for the drawing itself, I do understand that there is value in recognizing the power of the process, which is why I'm posting this rather than just deleting it. 

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