small enough for the corner of a page, the edge of a note or the back of a receipt. eight to copy, each drawing itself.
the moth who found the one. a bulb is a round shape with a neck. the moth is two wings and a hug.
how to keep it tiny
fewer lines. small doodles get muddy fast. leave out everything you can.
one big thing. huge cheeks, a huge acorn, a huge glow. one part big, the rest small.
slow on the little bits. the eyes are a dot. take your time with the dot.
leave white around it. a tiny doodle needs room to look tiny.
seven more to copy
the firefly who is definitely winning. a leaf, a head on one side, a glow on the other. it thinks it's hidden.
the sprout making a break for it. a round sprout, cross brows, three speed lines.
the lucky pudding on the ceiling. a wobbly blob, two drips, a big grin.
the squirrel who packed too much. make the cheeks wider than the head.
the bald acorn. the cap is the joke: draw it flying off.
moth hugging its lamp. two wings and a crescent. it won't let go.
moth, one more lap. the loop does all the moving.
draw one for someone
in wiggle together you draw in black pen, fold the doodle into a paper plane and throw it to a moon you share with one friend. they color it in, and every line keeps wiggling.
