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Mr. Doodle and his great world of doodles

Friday, December 02 05.00 GMT
Sam Cox, known as Mr. Doodle, has dreamed of creating his original home since he was 18 years old. Source: Mr. Doodle Instagram
Sam Cox, known as Mr. Doodle, has dreamed of creating his original home since he was 18 years old. Source: Mr. Doodle Instagram
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The lines and shapes that we make on the pages of books and notebooks are not simple scratches, but scribbles. In English, that is known as doodle and it's all an art, in which you only need a pencil, marker or cans of paint to create worlds full of any drawing you can think of.

Sam Cox, better known as Mr. Doodle, is probably the artist British who has become more famous (and rich) for doodling.

A fact that you will be curious about Mr. Doodle is that his taste for doodles is due to a obsession compulsive for drawing all kinds of characters and shapes, to the point of painting their clothes, shoes, house and even the bathroom.

Your sources of inspiration and their teachers and parents are the same as Walt Disney, some video games or Art Attack.

 

Mr. Doodle's drawings are mostly in black and white. Source: Mr. Doodle Instagram

 

For Mr. Doodle, scribbling is the easiest way to let his creativityFor him it means creating art without letting overthinking get in the way.

His drawings are mostly in black and white, and he prefers to make thick, dark lines with markers and spray paint.

For this Brit, coloring on the inside is not the same, as it is as if he is adding something to the world instead of making more worlds. Due to this reason, his style is like this, because he lets people decide the colors in their heads.

 

British artist Mr. Doodle, 28, is world famous for his creations. Source: Mr. Doodle Instagram

 

His style is a philosophy of life

It's important to explain that any public appearance by Mr. Doodle finds Cox draped in clothing covered with his own distinctive imagery, something highly curious and genuine.

It turns out that her wardrobe is central to her image as Cox created her alter ego in December 2014 while still a student in the illustration program at the University of West England in Bristol.

But this is nothing compared to how he took his iconic style to the next level by filling the 13 rooms of his Kent home with the patterns and motifs that have made him world famous.

To create this piece of art, which is considered the largest drawing in the world, Mr. Doodle took almost two years.

In this project, he used a total of 900 liters of emulsion, 401 cans of aerosol paint, 286 bottles of drawing paint and 2,296 markers, in addition to endless hours in which he only let his imagination flow to create what he considers his best to date. creation.

 

 

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