Doodle of the Week(s)

Now that everything has dried out and been reconnected, we are back up and running. No major damage. Very lucky.

Here are about two weeks of medallions, and a large carpet doodle to make up for lost time.

'Lost time' is an interesting phrase, so is the idea of finding time, or making time. When you lose time, where does it go? Can you find the same exact time you lost? How exactly do they make time? Is there a factory somewhere? I find it an altogether silly concept.

There is something fun in scrolling thru a long set of medallions. They seem like something scattered, like snow, or rice at a wedding.

I like this carpet. There are some interesting wave and medallion combinations. It has been quite awhile since I squared off the medallions instead of floating them within the carpet itself. This carpet has a  unified feel to it, the dark and lights are well balanced, neither one is predominate.

I had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and I hope yours was just as good as mine!

 

Comments

[Lyall]

Your doodles are so crisp! What type of pen do you use?

[mbadyrka@comcast.net]

My faves are uniball vision micro, but i am not really all that picky or exclusive about it. This was done using a pilot precise v5 extra fine. Roller ball pens are the best though.

[Lemon Gloria]

I love these! They're not only pretty, but they're energizing and soothing at the same time.

[Miriam Badyrka]

Thank you! So nice to be visited by an international woman of mystery. I am going to have to read your blog.

[Everett Carpet Cleaning]

So love this. Very artistic and energizing too.

[Miriam Badyrka]

What a nice compliment, I never thought of these as energizing, but they do have quite a bit of movement, don't they?