@May: The shirt above (as doodled by Simon) is not for sale, but you can get your hands on the DA shirt for yourself (to doodle all over) here: http://www.doodlersanonymous.com/projects.php
Alright everybody, all good guesses but the correct answer was August 24th and here's the proof: http://twitter.com/doodlers/status/3520989650 Congrats to Madi and happy birthday to Mr Paulsen :)
Agree about the seizure warning, if only for the background noise. I also found this great video from him called "outside the box." I love the script and visuals that go along. http://vimeo.com/5225011
You hit it right on the nail. Lately I've been doodling all over the return self-addressed envelopes from Netflix. It's liberating knowing I'll never see them again and neither will anyone else, except of course the postman and the Netflix staff person who receives it.
We had so much fun, but more importantly the kids and parents interacted for hours with the beautiful art. Thanks again to all the participating artists.
Love the dress Beatriz. My second choice would have been the mammal foot by Olivia Chancellor. Well done everyone. By far one of the strangest collection of doodles. So great.
Haha! This is looking great Jim. I love the process shot above with all the scribbles and notes, it's like I can see your mind spilling out everywhere. Looking forward to the final product.
Winner! Congratulations Miss Laura Alvarez :) Jeremy/thinkmule created this fine piece of work. Details here: http://www.areyougeneric.org/cat_posters_unspeakable.php
I've been a fan of the Alphabet Series by Lazy Soosan for a long time, but I'm new to all the rest you mentioned. Thanks for sharing... I love the world of zines!
Great tee, Jamie. Loving the bird, bus, and shoes.
Sorry folks, I know we are practically out of stock on the shirts. We are considering doing another print run, but it all depends how many of you would like to participate. Raise your hand if you are interested.
These are looking great Jamie. What do you say folks? Raise your hand if you think Jamie should turn some of these into prints we can buy to hang on our walls?
I have a copy, and this is one of the best drawn collaborations I've seen executed. Congrats Lisa and good luck to all our readers on trying to win one.
ANORAK was going to press the same day we sent the submissions over to them and there was no time for them to double-proof the spread with us here at Doodlers Anonymous. It's obviously very unfortunate and never our intention to mis-credit anyone.
@Ellie: It sounds to me like we should make you our global coordinator! In all seriousness though, it's a great idea for us to setup something to discover the best cities for a doodle gathering.
Anyone know of a good site online to help coordinate meetups?
@Caroline: All Blik products are designed to be removable so you can change your mind anytime and it won’t leave any goo on your wall when removed. But once removed, they cannot be re-used.
To better explain: "All three will have their drawings turned into wall decals. Harikrishnan, our winner with the most votes, will have his decal printed as a limited 100-piece run. As the Editor’s Picks, Michelle and Camila’s designs will be printed as a limited 50-piece run." Read more: http://ow.ly/4gLQm
This is by far one of the most beautiful selections of art we've shown on DA. Nice find Jamie. I'm definitely going to buy a few of her prints on Etsy.
Sretan! Thanks for highlighting Paul's work. I am in love. There is so much to discover on his website. Tons of color, layers, and characters. Great find!
@Erica / @Hannah: Thanks for asking! We plan to have the 2012 calendar up for pre-order by mid-October. Follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more detailed updates over the coming weeks.
FOR EVERYONE:
Alright folks, let me help clarify a few things. Yes, it is a coloring book, but that does not mean we want a 1,000 submissions of flowers and bears. Doodlers Anonymous has always been able to balance itself between the kid world and the adult world by embracing illustrations that are NOT necessarily tailored strictly for children. Have a look at the pages from our first coloring book to get a good idea of what we mean: http://doodlersanonymous.com/entry.php?entryID=1475
I love this set of drawings, it's definitely your calling. You have to keep them going current and beyond just the Presidents in the flash cards set. Pretty please.
I agree with everything you said about the finite constraint of a mix tape. It forced each song to be the right song and in the right order. It's a long lost love for sure.
Music is most definitely my biggest prompt to draw. I'd have to say that The White Lies, Interpol, The Shins and Radiohead are staples to my drawing playlist, but recently the funked Das Racist and haunting Bob Dylan have been finding their way in as well.
@kerby: We've already sent out the coloring book 2 winning notifications back on March 31st. We are now editing and setting up the pages for the book and it should go into pre-order in the next few weeks or so.
Wow, the first image, with the blue lines, gives an incredible illusion of the sea. Hard to believe the patience and vision to create this with markers and paint.
This is one of my favorite things we've ever posted on DA, period. Thanks for the find Lisa, and keep it going forever Giada, it's such an inspiration.
@Lisa: Did you know Joe's work on The Guardian is also what originally inspired our Doodle Bomb showcase and tumblr? http://doodle-bomb.tumblr.com/ It's true.
I agree Sara!!! The "too-much-food-in-hands-forgot-utensils" happens to me every time and Seo captured it perfectly. I think those of us that work from home fall victim to it all too often.
What a great find! I just got lost in this archive for hours. It\'s like looking through the drawn storyboards from a fictional Hollywood movie, only it\'s real!
WOW Amaia, this is so inspiring. You are lucky to have such talented studio mates. I've been following Conrad and Chamo's work for sometime, had no idea you were all buddies. Great to know!