We were major doodlers in school, with meandering lines drawn on everything from notebooks to shoe soles. Maybe that's why these wall doodles appeal to us...
• 1 DIY doodling in a long hallway, by Kellie
• 2 Jon Burgerman at the Miss Sixty showroom in Amsterdam
• 3 A wall of individual doodles on paper, via The Doodle Off
• 4 Make re-doodling easy with a dry erase wall surface, via Living Etc.




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Animaze wallpaper by Canadian graphic artist Julie Jenkinson is doodle-inspired and dark, "the kind of twisted imagery that’s likely to appeal to artier members of the urban design set." http://stylenorth.ca/blog/2009/08/canadian-cool-julie-jenkinson-wallpaper/
I have a long boring hallway just like this one. I would love to do this but I don't think I can draw a straight line. lol
does anyone know where to get the "fat paint pen" referenced in the original post? i have no idea what that is?
in case anyone wants to know:
http://www.marvy.com/product_details.aspx?ProductID=37
Um... you missed the alltime best doodling pic:
http://www.kentucky.com/181/story/532854.html
There is a 360 degree pan of this man's basement where an entire decor is drawn on the walls! Everything from famous writers to picture frames!
Thanks Chelseabees, that's pretty incredible.
I love the long hallway doodles. I wonder if it would be tough to paint over since I'm a renter. Would primer cover it right up when I'm ready to move?