Will O the Wisp by durleybeachbum
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Description
Maybe when I did this doodle I was thinking about the sense of anticipation that I have when embarking on a walk, which has become personified in Will.
Or maybe not, my mind is usually blank once I get a pen in my hand!
Ballpoint, watercolour (and Photoshop, because it didn't scan in the original colours.) A6 shiny pad.
Comments (22)
Great great illustration !!
such lovely work Andrea
adorable !! fav
Brilliant work
Another great doodle from the 'Doodle Queen!!
Great doodle!
I like this painting. Well done.
Reminds me of the childrens programme :o)
nice doodling interesting scene
Awesome doodle, Andrea. I so love the boy and the colors you have used.. :-)))
So many talents you have. I really like this. :-)
What a wonderful image.. love the free flowing freedom to it.
My kids used to watch Will O the wisp on TV narrated by the extraordinary and very very clever Kenneth Williams
A wonderful sketch. I like the free flowing feel of the landscape and the little plant creature who apparently has Jazz Hands.
I love seeing your doodles and sketches! This guy has attitude and a sense of grace, and leaves me smiling and delighted! As far as I know we don't have a show here that's comparable, so I don't know your young friend, but I'm enjoying him all the same!
fabulous drawing! creative, powerful and well composed! reminds me of " run boy run" in color! :o)
Amazing work Andrea. God bless.
Nicely done, definitely a sense of anticipation in this sketch!
So funny, Andrea! This guy, he sure walks on Clocks; and another question : who is it which he has on the line?
I love that kind of doodle :)
I didn't know there was a show of that name, but I know it's an old folk figure who lights up the forest and carried hay or plants or something. ("Wisp" in this case meant some kind of stalks that I assume were lit? Something like that?) (In Latin, it's called an "ignis fatuus" which means "foolish light," I think, but I just like the sound of the term. "Ignis fatuus! Behold---Ignis Fatuus! Now be gone!") Anyway, your drawing has luminous greens and even grays---they have light in them. And they're light as opposed to heavy, too. And Will is a delightful, stringy, sinewy lad, with shortpants and heavy boots. And the dog is even stringier, a wiry old beast who wants to run and get into things. And a delightful mound of bushes back there. And those broad bright strokes of green and gray and pink...delightful. A real doodle in the best sense. And I even like the holes and rings in the paper---they fit perfectly. Delightful. You can doodle anytime, as far as I'm concerned! It just flows out of you like thought. A little cartoon dance.
A lovely St. Patty's day doodle - don't ask me why - it just popped into my head!