A family friendly site, we are about having fun and enjoying the freedom to express our creativity. Within you'll find a variety of doodles and art by artists using various mediums. We have nothing to sell or promote and no plans to do so in the future.
This is a place for a growing community of ordinary people to share their talents and inspiration with each other. No competition allowed. Just the delight of seeing and appreciating what others are creating as well as sharing our own artistic discoveries.
I've personally found an incredible freedom and gained greater self confidence since I took up a pen in 2005 and began to draw without worrying about the end product. I just wanted to have fun.
It was a big surprise when I discovered I'm not so weird after all because there are lots of people doing the same. In fact, there's a whole doodling sub-culture. Check the links page for other terrific doodling sites and you'll see what I mean. Each doodler has their own style and something different to offer. Some doodles even qualify as a form of abstract art.
You are invited to join us and share your work. Artists retain full rights and anything shared here is for just that purpose. Even if you think you don't have a creative bone in your body, you do. If you can write your name you can draw. Use these designs to get you started and play around. Fancy supplies are unnecessary. A piece of paper, a napkin, or paper bag and something to make marks will do.
We've added a section called "Paper Crafting" that includes iris folding greeting cards, as well as general greeting cards. Make sure to check out "What's New" to see what doodles have been added since your last visit. That's also the quickest way to learn the latest website news. And, please notice the global links that are at the very top of each page. They are shortcuts for your convenience. The Paper Crafting section is handled differently, in that I'm not listing each card in the What's New section every time one is added. If you have a moment, please sign our doodle guestbook and let us know you were here. Our other visitors will be interested in your comments too.
An easy way to view my doodles is through the Pictoral Index. The thumbnail images are separated into galleries corresponding to the Doodle Design pages, with several galleries on each Index page. Click on the image that interests you and go directly to the page it's located on.
2010 World Doodle Challenge. I highly encourage you to at least check this out. They are attempting to collect doodles from every country and all submitted are accepted. Eventually they will be included in a book for charity. Even Don and our four-year-old granddaughter submitted a couple.
Dia
Site updated:
12/28/2011
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