I can’t find much on David Jablow online, but all I really need to know is that he is talented and extremely creative. Jablow took it upon himself to fill in a “doodle pad” from the 1960s with different illustrations, using the permanent outline of a woman as the base of the drawing.
I found Jablow’s art through the application “StumbleUpon”, and I was impressed with how many different ideas he came up with. The different situations he puts the woman on the doodle pad through are often times hilarious and far-fetched, and they are always well thought out and intricately detailed. I was also surprised by how different he made the woman look in each drawing, despite the somewhat awkward position she is put in.
Jablow retains a certain style while also making his artwork look as though the artist was using the doodle pad for what it was meant for: doodling (albeit very talented doodling).
You can look at the rest of Jablow’s artwork here, at his flickr account.
Thanks, Kelsey.. just saw this post.
ReplyDeleteThere's also http://doityourselfdoodler.com/
I also have other non-Doodler stuff on my website:
http://davidjablow.com/
Thanks again!
-David
I really like his concept. It is very intriguing and I can't stop looking at it. I really love his composition and detail in the piece. His idea is very different by wanting to do like a doodle style. It is a refreshing take on art and I enjoy looking at his work.
ReplyDeletethis is awesome, doodling is one of the best ways to pass the time, and to kill boredom. haha i can always appreciate the humor in anything and the repeating of the woman just makes it funnier!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the DIY concept of this! It makes me want to see what I can come up with. I agree that these doodles are very well thought out and that Jablow has an excellent imagination. You can tell he had fun with this.
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