Digital Graffiti...

A whole new project from me and an evolution on Project Photo Doodle. Using photographs as canvases to create illustrations that interact with the photo and cause a graffiti style illusion.

Here's the first few photos...

Photo taken by Alvaro Grasso. Montevideo, Uruguay.

Photo taken by Steve MacKenzie. Deserted village in Adel.

Photo taken by Steve MacKenzie. Deserted village in Adel.

Photo taken by Steve MacKenzie. Deserted village in Adel.


Send photos to; mail@projectphotodoodle.com

The Sun Has Set...for a while...

Aguas Dulces, Uruguay. Photo taken by Cecilia Pereyra

I'm taking a break from anything creative, I wont be around for a little while.
The doodle monsters are going on vacation.

Thanks to everyone that's shown their support, it really means a lot.

So, in the immortal words of Arnie; "I'll be back!"

Rex On The Beach

Aguas Dulces, Uruguay. Photo sent by Cecilia Pereyra

This is quite possibly my most favourite photo-doodle ever!

VICTORY PUNCH on a Dino = pretty awesome.

Just Hanging Out

Montevideo, Uruguay. Photo taken by Alvaro Grasso.

So, what do you think these guys are talking about?

Jog On Monster

Montevideo, Uruguay. Photo taken by Alvaro Grasso.



The doodles a bit sweaty, so he's left a doodley trail...
Alvaro sent me a few photos from Uruguay and they're all awesome, so more to follow. Thanks!! Love this one.

Street of Sighs

Colonia del Sacramento, Colonia, Uruguay. Photos taken by Sofia Aguerre






Some words sent to me from Sofia, about the history surrounding the street in the photos;

"This place is called "La calle de los suspiros" (Street of sighs). There are several stories about this street. One of them is that the sentenced to death were taken to that street to drown when the tide rise. Another story tells that in the street, there were a lot of brothels where the sailors had fun, and the prostitutes sighed for them. The last and most told here is about a young girl who was waiting for her lover, when suddenly, a masked man thrust a dagger into her chest. The "sigh" was her last sigh...I've been to Colonia just once, two year ago, and it's a beautiful place."


Thank you Sofia for these photos!

You can check out her blog here; ennemidusommeil.blogspot.com, and you can also say hello to Sofia on twitter by clicking on her name at the top of the post.