Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts

Thursday, March 2, 2017

Lumberjack Stitch



I previously shared a lumberjack-dressed Baymax doodle I made as a Christmas gift, and this week I want to share the final doodle I made during the holidays. This Stitch was again for my lumberjack-loving friend to go along with the Baymax I made. I especially liked making his orange hat and overalls!


Thursday, February 23, 2017

Lumberjack Baymax



This doodle I created was a Christmas gift for a friend. At the end of the year she moved into a new apartment and was excited decorate her room with a new theme. She went with a forest theme, filled with pinecones, plaid, wood, and lumberjacks. One of her favorite Disney characters (and a movie we went with together) is Baymax from Big Hero 6, so I made this lumberjack-themed portrait of him.

Thursday, February 16, 2017

Corgi Coffee Cup




I’ve been sharing (view here and here) a few doodles I made for Christmas gifts, and my next one is of a corgi I made for my dad. He has shared his desire to adopt a corgi one day and one of the things with always do together is go to Starbucks for coffee. I combined the two to make this drawing!

Thursday, February 2, 2017

Luke's Coffee Cat



Last week I shared a doodle I made for Christmas, and the next one I want to share is one I made for my cousin. In a similar pose to the one I made for my mom, it features an animal and a drink. I put the Luke’s coffee cup because her favorite show is Gilmore Girls and the cat because of the love she has for her two cats.



Monday, January 23, 2017

Tea and Cooper



For Christmas this year, a few of the items I gave as gifts were little doodle designs. They weren't overly detailed, but were so fun to make. I framed each doodle in mini frames, making them a great tiny stocking stuffer. The first one I want to share is the doodle I made for my mom. It is our dog Cooper with a pot of tea. The teapot represents the many teas we share together, and the little apple on the teapot matches her kitchen theme.