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Daily Doodle Q&A and Giveaway results

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First off I just wanted to say a massive thank you to all those who submitted questions to the Q&A.  It was a genuine pleasure sitting down with Paul and answering them.

You can find Paul’s podcast, Creative Loving Spirit here and the book we wrote together here.

To find yourself a copy of the Mountain Faces Meditation, then head over here.

Giveaway winners!

I have put all the question in a hat and then pulled out the winners!  The full list of questions I received was so good I had to let Fate be the decider.  If your name is listed below, please email me with your address and I will pop your prizes in the post.

Signed book and original drawing:

  • Kitty Jade

Original drawing:

  • Brian Balke
  • Von Smith
  • Jupitergrant
  • Sanandi-Jacq
  • Hetheru Mer Djehuty
  • Bonnie Rae

 

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Thank you so much to everyone who took part in the Giveaway this weekend.  I will be announcing the results with the Q&A on Sunday.

If you wanted to still ask a question then I will be leaving the comments open until then.

Thanks again to everyone who took part, I can’t wait to announce the winner 🙂

I am also very happy to say I will be joined by the inestimable Paul Macauley for the Q&A.

Birthday Giveaway!

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On Friday  Daily Doodle was 3 years old, which means that I have been posting a picture a day for the last 1,095 day.  To celebrate three years of doodling I made a thing.  To be more specific I made an art book.

If you have been with me for the last 3 years, you will know that one of the subjects my doodles keep coming back to are mountains.  Mountain Faces is dedicated to my love of mountains. For the last 4 years I have posted a drawing a day, everyday on my online blog. ‘Sitting like a mountain’ has become key to this practice. Mountain Faces is a short expression of this. It’s small, it’s short and it’s sweet. Proving that art doesn’t have to be worthy to be worth sharing.

To mark 3 years and the release of the book I will be giving away some prizes to followers.  I want to make a Q & A session and I would love to include questions from yourself below. All you have to do is follow the Daily Doodle blog and post a question to me below. You cold win a signed copy of Mountain Faces or one of the original drawings. Get your questions in by Midnight tonight (GMT) for a chance to win. You can pose more than one question, and if you do that be sure to leave one comment per question to make it easier when I do the blind picking.

As a sneak preview here’s a hill, that looks a bit like a bum.  How cheeky!

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Do you have a daily creative practice?  Then I would love to hear from you!  Comment below or tag me on Twitter or Instagram

Birthday Giveaway!

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Today Daily Doodle is 3 years old, which means that I have been posting a picture a day for the last 1,095 day.  To celebrate three years of doodling I made a thing.  To be more specific I made an art book.

If you have been with me for the last 3 years, you will know that one of the subjects my doodles keep coming back to are mountains.  Mountain Faces is dedicated to my love of mountains. For the last 4 years I have posted a drawing a day, everyday on my online blog. ‘Sitting like a mountain’ has become key to this practice. Mountain Faces is a short expression of this. It’s small, it’s short and it’s sweet. Proving that art doesn’t have to be worthy to be worth sharing.

To mark 3 years and the release of the book I will be giving away some prizes to followers.  I want to make a Q & A session and I would love to include questions from yourself below. All you have to do is follow the Daily Doodle blog and post a question to me below. You cold win a signed copy of Mountain Faces or one of the original drawings. Get your questions in by Midnight on Sunday (GMT) for a chance to win. You can pose more than one question, and if you do that be sure to leave one comment per question to make it easier when I do the blind picking.

As a sneak preview here’s a hill, that looks a bit like a bum.  How cheeky!

Scan 38.jpeg

Do you have a daily creative practice?  Then I would love to hear from you!  Comment below or tag me on Twitter or Instagram