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Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label australia. Show all posts

Wednesday, 13 June 2012

WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

'Wet 'n Wild' theme park, Gold Coast, Australia. Photo sent by Andrea Wilson (pictured). I need to confirm photographer.



The little yellow dood totally wants to have a go! If you're super cool and have Instagram on your phone Andrea is @buterkupp, if you don't have Instagram and you've got an iPhone or Android get on it!

Thursday, 19 April 2012

'The Dood'

Perth, Australia. Photo taken by Mim Caccamo




Say hello to the new Project Photo Doodle mascot 'The Dood', named by Wendy Denman via facebook. He's also got a trusty sidekick called 'Glitch Burrito' (same design in blue) named by @typicaljukeboxfemale and @victhetick via instagram. They all won stickers for naming my doodle monsters.

I'm collaborating with the awesome Treehouse and Bird to bring my doodle monster to life as a softie toy! :D

Massive thanks to Mim for the great photo, I think the hint of rainbow really makes it pop!

Thursday, 1 December 2011

G'Day Monster!

Jindalee Beach, Perth, Australia. Photo by Sharron Burdon.




A bonza thank you to Sharron for this photo from down under!

I now have a little book available for purchase, the first 'Project Photo Doodle' art book collects some of my favourite photo-doodles to date Click to go to store order now to get it in time for Christmas!

Monday, 22 August 2011

Hide and Seek

Sydney, Australia. An Abandoned WWII coastal defence battery at Malabar.

Another from the collaboration with Luke Martinelli (from Sydney).



I think this photo is an incredible shot. I usually know exactly what I want to do with an image when I look at it, when I looked at this my imagination went crazy! So many different ideas went through my mind.

Big, massive thanks to Luke for the photos!

Street Urchins

Sydney, Australia. photos taken by Luke Martinelli (from Sydney).

Luke sent me some beautiful photos, check out his website (click his name above)! More to come from this set. Both photos were at the abandoned Dunlop Slazenger factory in Alexandria, in Syndney Australia.