Following on from yesterday’s post about doodling on the Artist Trading Cards here is the second one that I promised you – a little trippy this time with concentric lines and a little space scene in the middle.
Lots of work went into this one. 
I started out by using a CD ROM to draw the curved lines with a pencil and then inked over these with a Pigma Micron pen.
Unsure of what to doodle in the spaces I decided to just go for it and start in the middle and see what happens.
The “moon” and satellite scene evolved from some pointillism in the central circle and then a couple of random intersecting lines – it’s interesting where my imagination takes me!
I decided to treat the outer area a bit like a log cabin quilt and to mirrror the designs that I was using where possible so that it looked as if I was peering through an aperture (with some fancy shutters!)
Anyway, a long time later (not in a galaxy far, far away) I ended up with what you see above – weird and trippy or what?!
There is still one more to show you in this doodle series so please do visit again tomorrow if you can.
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Many thanks for taking the time to read about my little creations.
I’ll see you again soon!
J :)
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Hi John
This must’ve taken ages! So detailed- hard to believe you did that on a tiny atc. It’s amazing :-)
Hugs, T x
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Great. I just love zentangle and it looks like a zentangle quilt. Thanks for the inspiration. X
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Love it John,and yes it looks as if the eye is looking at you. Jackie
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love this one, first glance it seemed to be a big eye xx
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What a beautiful work of heart!
Looks like the [incredibly artistic] eye of someone who’s had a little too much liquid of the boozy kind the night before. lol.
~ Cobs. x
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Brilliant John x
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Looks like an eye! Still fascinated with your “doodles” in the folds. Thanks for taking the time to make all these and sharing. Great inspiration!
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Love it, John. xx
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Looks Great. Done quite a lot of this but must do some more.
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You are so talented – hope by reading your posts something will rub off. Really like the monochrome doodles! Look forward to the next one.
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So clever! Love all your patterns.
Bought Zentangle books and pens recently, you’ve inspired me to have a go. Thanks John
Jx
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Amazing job John! It looks GREAT! x
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Beautiful x
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