So happy to say the Doodlewash Movement has just gone global! Okay, well maybe not yet, but it’s at least reached across the pond. This gorgeous doodlewash is of the Papplewick Pumping Station in Nottinghamshire, UK from the lovely Julia Milner (@milner_julia) in Lincolnshire, UK. Welcome to Doodlewash, Julia, so glad to have you!
Hello everyone! I’m Sam Orpiada (follow me on Instagram!). I’m a 16 year old girl from a small town...
Today we’re catching up with Guest Doodlewasher, Bogdan Shiptenko in Ukraine with this fabulous doodlewash simply entitled “House.” You...
These lovely doodlewashes come from Michael Salmon in Morro Bay, California (follow him on Google+). Many people have asked...
Hello I am Susan Feniak (follow me on Instagram and Facebook!). It is an honor and pleasure to be...
Greetings from the state of Maine! I’m Jay Vance, and I live here with my wife on the Atlantic...
This fun and happy doodlewash comes to us from Theo Carter-Weber (follow him on Instagram! @theocw). He was born in...
So I was challenged by a former Guest Doodlewasher, Sarah Smalldon in the UK yesterday. After viewing the ever fabulous...
These doodlewashes come from Oshien Lekhwani in Toronto, Canada (follow her on Instagram!) Oshien completed her Bachelor of Science in...
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I like this very much: I love the bright colors. I love the reflection. I love the detail in those trees. I covet the details in those trees. I’ve been working on trees and they are nearly as hard as people.
Thank-you very much for your lovely comment. Much appreciated. Every painting starts but I never quite know how they will finish…just a hobby at this time.
[…] and fabulous friend, Aesha post their work alongside mine at least. But by July 25, I had made a new friend in the UK and posted a Guest Doodlewash from someone I’d just met! […]
Fabulous reflections!
Thanks very much Sandra!