ART Doodles
Contents
Introduction
If you are a graphic artist, art doodles are for you. They are more
sophisticated than regular doodles and
are designed to be done with a graphics arts programme.
Art doodles are simple. Save the image (all are jpeg images) to your
harddrive, then open it up in your favourite graphics programme. Then,
make a complete picture based on the shapes already on the image.
Of course if you are not a graphic artist or simply prefer to draw
with pen, pencil, crayon or other traditional tool, then you'll prefer
our regular doodles.
Uses
Doodles are great for...
- General creative exercise
- Getting started on a project when you lack ideas
- Developing into logos
Rules
Of course you can do art doodles any way you please, but we recommend
the following rules:
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Working space refers to the entire area of the graphic
file - in this case 300 x 300 pixels. Image refers to the
actual shapes, pictures or lines on the working space when you
first open the file. Picture refers to the completed picture after
you have finnished doodling.
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You may enlarge the working space to 600 x 600 pixels.
- You may not erase any part of the image nor change the colours
of the image nor cover more than 5% of the image (this allows for
dithering or drawing a few lines over the image in order to complete
your picture.
Copyright notice
You may not reproduce the unfinished doodle images without the express
permission of jpb.com. Once
you have completed a doodles picture, you are granted copyright of
the completed picture and may use it in any way you see fit.
The Art Doodles
Go to Art Doodle number... 1|
2 | 3
| 4 | 5
| 6 | 7
| 8 | 9
| 10 | 11
| 12 |
Alternatively, download all
12 art doodles in a zip file.
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by Jeffrey Baumgartner
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