Fi Webster's photos with the keyword: doodle

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! I think the Ribbon sweetlips fish look kind of like bunny rabbits. =laugh=

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! That great white shark is so lousy, I'm embarrassed to be posting it. I'm kind of scared of them , is the only way I can explain the fact that I doodled it in about 30 seconds, tops.

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! If you like the fish on the lower left, here's a bigger version of him .

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! If anyone's curious about the Clive Barker painting that inspired the upper-right fish, it's in his book Abarat .

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! If anyone's wondering what happened to the black, curved, first dorsal fin on the Clown triggerfish: I didn't know it had one when I was drawing it, because I was working from a photo in which you couldn't see it for some reason--maybe it was lying flat.

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! The mako is my favorite of all 28 drawings, but the grey doodlefish on the lime-green background is my husband Bob's favorite.

This was a mini-zine project I did for a swap: one fish picture a day for 28 days. Some are real fish, the others fantasy/doodle fish. Made with markers: Staedtler for the initial drawing and Prismacolor for the colors. I drew a flying fish on each of the 3 envelopes, but I forgot to scan one of them. I sure do know a lot more about fish now! That ray was the hardest of all of them to color, because I had to make the blue spots first, then do each of the 4 other colors around the spots.

Quicksilver adventures on my new ipad2.

Quicksilver adventures on my new ipad2.

Quicksilver adventures on my new ipad2.