“So I just became obsessed with it in the best way possible.
I wanted my doodles to take over everything,” he said.
… I started drawing on my parents’ furniture and everything around me. “When I was young, maybe about 16 years old, I realized that doodling was just kind of taking over my life. Related reading: This artist covered his mansion in doodles, fulfilling a childhood dream.“None of it’s ever sketched or anything like that because I find that when I add a sketch or pencil out something, it just kills the flow of the organic nature of a doodle,” he saidĬox, who frequently showcases his work in time-lapse videos spread across walls and canvases, refers to his doodling as a “virus.” “The whole house is real, everything is doodled, the doodles were all hand doodled for the animation. “I used 900 litres of white paint, 401 cans of black spray paint (for the outside), 286 bottles of black drawing paint (for the inside) and 2296 pen nibs (I only used four different sized pens but they were refillable and the nibs were replaceable)… The stop-motion video above, set to Aram Khachaturian‘s Sabre Dance from the 1942 ballet Gayane, chronicles his epic art project.Ī few details from Mr.
Then, from September 2020 to September 2022, he drew his signature monochrome cartoon doodles all over the walls, bedding, stairs, windows, kitchen appliances, bathtub, dishes… every surface of the house, diligently taking 1,857 photos along the way. He painted the entire place white-inside and out, from the ceilings to the floors-with help from his friends and family. Doodle, bought a 12-room house in Kent, England.
In 2019, British artist Sam Cox, known online as Mr.
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