look around. whatever's nearest, give it a face and a feeling. here are eight, each drawing itself so you can follow the lines in order.
the toaster that overdid it. a box, two slots, two dot eyes, toast in the air. it's surprised at itself.
the whole trick
pick the nearest thing. a toaster, a fridge, a clock, a boot. if it's in the room, it counts.
give it eyes. two dots, and it's someone.
give it a problem. the toast went too high. the clock can't sleep. one small problem is a whole story.
stop when it's funny. not when it's finished. a doodle is done the moment it makes you smile.
seven more to copy
the humming fridge. a tall box, a door line, shut eyes, a few music notes.
the guilty alarm clock. a round clock, two bells, eyes looking away. a wobbly mouth says it overslept.
the clock that can't sleep. a nightcap on a clock, bags under the eyes. the hands don't move.
moth hugging its lamp. draw the moon first, then wrap the moth around it.
moth, one more lap. a small moth, a lamp, and one loopy line for all the laps.
the yule cat eyes a new sock. one sock from the laundry pile, and a cat deciding about it.
the boot with the potato. two faces, two moods. a cross boot and a very calm potato.
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.
