Posted on November 25, 2014, in Uncategorized and tagged cats, Children, Dogs, Doodlemum, Drawing, Family, Humour, Illustration, Life, Pen and Ink, Sketchbook. Bookmark the permalink. 7 Comments.
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Never stop drawing and creating. When you stop that you really begin to give up life. Advice from an
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Drawing sounds exactly like mindfulness to me. Well done , you
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I love your doodles. They look like me and my cat. I feel like you have doodled our life. Thanks for
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Angie, your drawings are a gift. I have truly appreciated the stories they tell and that you share t
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I love this. I get this. The sketches keep us going don’t they? Little gifts we give ourselves. I’m
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Great work, Angie!!
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My goodness! How frustrating! Stay safe all of you.
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Looks like quiet moments at my house… they don’t often last long…
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Love how the dog listened to the instructions as well.
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They look so comfy it makes me want to snuggle up with them. I especially like that little sister is in her big sister’s lap. And the upside-down brother. What is it about being upside-down that boys love so much?
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So funny, but then I’ve always thought that Bonnie was half Yogi /half dog, and Gruff is obviously going the same way….. but hopefully not the dog bit! A really lovely drawing of happy children, thank you x
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Gruff is a natural yogi, he can even get both legs behind his head. Puts my meagre attempts to shame!
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Ha, I was right…he’ll be a Yogi master before he’s 10! Personally, I could never stop giggling in yoga classes- all those funny positions set everyone off “breaking wind”, I think we’ll say!
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I really love the feeling that your short post and pictures give me. They sum up everything. You really know the art.
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