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Originally Posted by Demona
"Doodle"? Yea, please "doodle" that for me. I will wait. Doodle is a dismissive of the level of work that actually goes into making that level of drawing. I understand personal tastes differ greatly, but this aint no "doodle".
I love the clean simple lines if it suit the work. It's refreshing not to have a f-ton of things to look at sometimes. Chris Bachalo is hard for me to enjoy at times because he has so much going. He doesn't leave a lot of space between characters or backgrounds and while cool, it's not my favorite because it's just an onslaught of shapes.
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For a gifted artist this would be a doodle, or at most the outline for an unfinished piece, or the type of stuff that shows up in comics these days. Doodle.
Nothing wrong with liking doodles. Many a doodle dandy has sold for some crazy dollars. Something for every wall or wallet.
Maybe I will try and sell my doodles too.
This picture of Cy Twombly sold for $ 2.3 million at Christie’s auction. This work is done with colored pencils on paper, that is about the same, and the same materials, which in kindergarten trying to output the first letter. The oblique glance it looks at how the five-year baby fulfills writing the letter “e”.
