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Debbie Ridpath Ohi reads, writes and illustrates for young people.

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Friday
Jan022015

First doodle of 2015: "Looking For Thyme"

Created this using some thyme leftover from a holiday recipe. :-)

Saturday
Nov292014

Since I started doodling with food, dinner prep takes way longer

This doodle happened while I was chopping radishes for a salad. 

I love creating found object doodles and post them on Instagram"Found Object Art" gallery on Flickr, Pinterest, Tumblr  and in my Found Object Art portfolio.

Wednesday
Nov052014

Cowpig doodle in ink, shadow and pepper shaker at The Granite Brewery

Thursday
Oct162014

Tiny pumpkin-carving doodle on a Post-It in ink & pumpkin seeds

Sunday
Oct052014

An #inktober cat for Lee Wardlaw

A while back as part of an art challenge for myself, I asked people to suggest animals for me to draw in my Daily Sketch project -- animals I don't normally draw. You can see links to past animals & people's suggestions here.

This cat is for Lee Wardlaw. I was aiming for a creeping/hunting pose, but the limbs don't look quite right. I find it's easy to draw cats in sitting poses and curled up poses, but I need more practice drawing "in action" poses.

Created in ink (Pentel Pocket Brush) and almonds.