20 Ways to Draw a Doodle and 44 Other Zigzags, Twirls, Spirals, and Teardrops: A Sketchbook for Artists, Designers, and Doodlers

Rachael has designed for the art, ceramics, interiors, fashion, textiles, greetings, stationery. This includes design studios, high street stores & private buyers. Her work is extremely popular with the press & has even made several appearances on television. Her aim is to help you fill your life with fabulous colour, patterns & designs that will put a great big smile on your face! Rachael left her full time design job in 2008 t

This all-in-one sketchbook let's you draw right on the pages making it easy to keep all of your most inspired creations at hand. Explore playful polygons, zany zigzags, tweaked twizzles and twirls! Let your pencil roam freely across the page and create your own designs! 20 Ways to Draw a Doodle is perfect for illustrators, cartoonists, doodlers, and anyone who loves to sketch. 20 Ways to Draw a Doodle is the perfect muse for any level of doodler. Best of all, you can use your doodles as a starting point for bigger projects like wallpaper, stationery, cards, wrapping paper, and more!. This is not a step-by-step technique book--rather, the abstract shapes, lines, and patterns in this volume are simplified, modernized and reduced to the most basic elements, offering simple forms that meld together to create the building blocks of any item (man-made or organic) that you want to draw. Beautifully illustrated, this inspirational sketchbook lets you draw outside the trapezoid and create beautiful designs and patterns. Whether it's for a project or just to pass the time and relax, learn how to doodle and create cool patterns and designs. Swirls, spirals, and symbols come alive with 20 Ways to Draw a Doodle

"Sometimes, nothing but a quick doodle will end your creative block. Now, thanks to Rachael Taylor's new book, 20 Ways to Draw a Doodle, you'll be covering everything from books to napkins with all kinds of satisfying (and addictive) squiggles!" - Mollie Makes Magazine

Inspiring drawings, but use instructional techniques Just spent over an hour doing some light weight drawing, using Rachael Taylor’s "20 Ways to Draw A Doodle." Doodling these drawings may look easy, but for many people like myself it’s not. The book provides no instruction on how to draw detailed lines, patterns, or graphic fills. It would be nice to have an online companion video that shows some techniques the artist uses for drawing many of the more complicated shapes.For the two drawings I completed this morning, I used the Adobe Ideas app for the iPad, which is a great paperless way for drawing . "Kid Friendly Doodles" according to A.F.. I bought this for my 6 year old daughter who loves to draw. Lately she's been in a dry spell so I bought this book to give her some ideas and inspiration. The doodles are clear cut and easy to draw. The book is very simple and kid friendly, and my daughter has taken the example doodles and transformed them into her own. Tonight she drew a doodled rainbow sun that was out of this world. I would recommend this book to any child 7+ who likes to draw.. Love this book . Great inspiration for the doodler in anyone. Even people who aren't doodlers pick up this book and give it a try. I bought a copy for my adult daughter. She loves it. My grand kids are fascinated with it. I recommend this book to anyone.