Digital Scribble-Doodles

This is the finger-painted scribble doodle I started this art project with. I routinely start a digital art piece in this way, making either a fast face-like form with a scribbled outline and an application of brush strokes of basic color patterns with my fingers on the touch screen of my phone or an outline done on the layer above a photograph that I fill with color before removing the photo from underneath.

Then I push and pull and erase and add with my electronic stylus to fill in the details. This picture of the face in progress reveals what often happens when you have an arthritic finger. I slipped in working on the teeth. With pen and ink and colored pencils, the drawing would be ruined at this point. But digitally I can easily fix it.

This is the fancy little device I bought on Amazon to use on a touchscreen phone. It is electronic and clickable.

Here’s what it looks like after fifteen minutes worth of fixing.

So, I made this into a science-fiction girl. I think it looks good for a scribble-doodle.