Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doodles. Show all posts

Monday, October 23, 2023

Soup! Soup!


 

This image appeared to me, and I had to doodle it.

That happens frequently when there are other things I'm supposed to be doing.

But hey! Soup from your mom is something to celebrate! Thanks, Mom!

Friday, May 22, 2020

Doggo Drawings

This morning, I am sitting at my laptop, waiting for my doctor to begin our appointment via Zoom.

This truly is a weird time we're living in.

But while I was sitting here, I had the urge to draw a picture of myself petting a dog, because I have had very little dog petting time since the world's current predicament began. And then I drew some other things that vaguely resemble dogs.


I tried several different iterations of "dog doodles" for the title of this post and found nothing that didn't sound disgusting.

Happy Friday.

Friday, January 9, 2015

Dog Lizard


I did a doodle. The most interesting part is probably the dog lizard thing. Feel free to give it an interesting name.

Tuesday, November 18, 2014

Forest Notebook Doodles

I haven't posted on my blog in a long time, so, as is my custom, here are some doodles I drew in my notebook to prove that I'm still alive.


We were talking about John Keats's poem "Ode to Psyche" in class, so I doodle Psyche and Cupid frolicking by a snowy forest.

I don't usually doodle in that class. I was having a hard time focusing that day and was trying to occupy the daydreamy part of my brain so that the other part of my brain could focus on what the professor was saying.

At the end of the class, he voiced his displeasure at the lack of focus in our class that day. I hope he wasn't personally mad at me. I was trying so hard to pay attention.

I have to write a 15 page paper for that class and I'm trying to figure out what to write it about, so I was going through my notes, and that's when I found the doodle. I'm particularly proud of the trees.

NaNoWriMo is limping along. I'm up to 5806 words. I think it'll probably be put mostly on hold until after this paper is done. Thanksgiving break... if only I could fast-forward through the paper-writing process so I can get to Thanksgiving.

But not fast-forward through all the other stuff I'm doing. This semester has gone by really, really quickly. I'm a little shocked.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

Notebook Doodles



Just a couple o' fun doodles from my Shakespeare notebook to prove I'm still alive.

Brownie points to whoever recognizes the play.

I've got a couple of blog post drafts going, but can't seem to get around to finishing them.

Midterms, y'all.

And papers.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013

Two Things

Today was a long day, so as a form of blog therapy, I'm going to share two things with you.

Thing number one:

Look at this poor bird! He's trying to stay out of the rain!


Poor thing. I didn't want to go out in the rain today, either. It rained pretty hard the entire way to school. Good thing I have an umbrella.


Thing number two:

I started taking notes in my art history class, but then I just doodled a bunch of X-Men in my notebook instead.

Don't look at me (or my blog) like that. Art vocabulary is hard to understand and I have the hardest time staying awake in that class because the professor shuts all the shutters and curtains and makes it as dark as possible, and then he lectures the entire time (he's got a SMART Board, but he just uses it as a screen for his slide projector. is that funny or what?).

 He's a super cool guy (everyone loves him! he's funny and he's got these glasses that don't touch his ears; they just perch on his nose like olden-time glasses!) but I just can't seem to stay awake during his classes. While you're sitting there judging me, take into account that there are no tests or quizzes or homework or anything in this class. Basically I just have to show up. So why would I need to take notes anyway?

But anyway. My lecture doodles are usually pretty interesting, so I thought I'd share. See if you can guess which doodle is which character, then check your work on the annotated close-ups.










So do you guys think I'm ready to go work for Marvel now?