Doodle Art: Inspiring Your Creativity E-Book

Harriet Hodgson

• Herausgeber: WriteLife Publishing
• Kategorie: Geisteswissenschaft
• Sprache: Englisch

Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2026

Beschreibung

Can't draw a straight line? Great! This book is for you!
Doodle Art, a combination of doodling, comic techniques, and folk art doesn't require straight lines. In fact, crooked, wonky lines make doodle art more appealing. Inside is a toolbox of easy patterns and techniques to help you design countless doodles and open the door to your creativity. 

Leseprobe

Doodle Art: Inspiring Your Creativity

© 2026 by Harriet Hodgson. All rights reserved.

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Published in the United States by WriteLife Publishing

(an imprint of Boutique of Quality Books Publishing Company, Inc.)

www.writelife.com

978-1-60808-307-7 (p)

978-1-60808-308-4 (e)

Cover and book design by Robin Krauss, www.bookformatters.com

Contents

Part 1: Everybody Doodles

Part 2: Gather These Things

Part 3: What’s a Doodle?

Part 4: Doodling Isn’t New

Part 5: Six Types of Doodling

Part 6: Benefits of Doodling

Part 7: Highlighting One Technique

Part 8: Techniques and Patterns

Circle

Bunches of Circles

Spirals

Spiral Flowers

Stendoodle

Geometric Shapes

Repetitive Lines

Broken Lines

Mindful Doodling

Stippling

Loops

Connecting Shapes

Hatching

Cross Hatching

Weaving

Curls

Continuous Line

Lines Make Patterns

Finish the Doodle

Dots and More Dots

Double Outlining

Zentangles

Landscapes

Freehand Mandala

Popular Paisley

Dangles

Finish the Bugs

Small Changes, Big Results

Spikes

Grid

Doodle Letters

Simple Scribble

Complex Scribble

Silhouette

Borders

Border Frame

Fillers

Reverse Doodling

Your Link with History

Part 9: Keep Doodling!

Resources

About the Author

Part 1 Everybody Doodles

After researching doodling for years, I decided it’s instinctive. The urge to doodle seems to be part of our makeup. Whether we do neat doodles or crooked ones, we doodle when we’re waiting, bored, or antsy. Everybody doodles, even you.

Doodling is a hot topic these days. You see it in advertising, on all sorts of commercial products (textiles, dishware, clothing, wall art) and more. One of the best things about doodling is that you can do it anywhere and at any time. Better yet, doodling is appropriate for all ages, from great grandparents like me, to toddlers, to school kids.