Over the last 3 years we've covered what we thought was every strange medium for a doodle to land on: from art made of sticky black electrical tape to the incredibly detailed carved coins of John Schipp, but then this morning I found myself staring at the back of a car window with mouth wide open.

Holy hell, artist Scott Wade draws on dirty car windows the kinds of things most of us can only dream of being able to do on paper.

Garrett Miller does it again. First he rocked us with Imaginawesome (where he turned kid doodles into complete illustrations) and now he's invented a whole new form of doodling; where dry erase markers meet windows.

They are funny, they interact with their (often) scenic backgrounds and best of all, they are quick, improvised and temporary. The perfect definition of doodling.

My favorites are below, but you really should visit Windoodles to see the growing collection (he's even taking submissions).

Found via Wooster Collective.