Welcome. My name is Crease. I love all things creative and like to express myself via the medium of doodling. The things that go on in my head are sometimes too much to keep stored up so I let them travel through my pen to paper for you to see.
I will be posting doodles and various images of mine but will also be collecting some great inspirations of mine, artist's I like and other great things I find.
Any questions, queries or requests then just ask...
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Artists: C215. Check out some of is bio here. #Paris #Streetart
You are not Bansky by Nick Stern
Another Stunning Piece by the master of detail - Luke Dixon
Not only do I want a beard like that I want to be able to have the patience to draw like that. Amazing.
A lot of people are asking if this was me - it was! This actually isn’t anything political, I just say the opportunity for a bit of light comedy. Plus I genuinely do prefer a nice trim, the wife always keeps hers very neat. Not too much though, that’s a bit weird isn’t it, if it’s completely bare?
“Cloud (Yellow)” by Aakash Nihalani
painted stainless steel
72 x 72 x .25 inches
French artist Mademoiselle Maurice who creates stunning geometric figures on urban surfaces using rainbows of folded origami figures. via
“100 Days of Chaos”
Bobby Rogers (United States) via Curioos
Doodle Totem by Crease
We all need something to idolise and doodles are a religion that I can believe in and this tiki god totem doodle is the symbol of creativity that I have been waiting for. To the volcano for the sacrifice to seal the deal….
(Source: mr-crease)
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“1237”
floydgrey12 (Malaysia) via Curioos
The original vision I had for this doodle. I still think the black and white makes more of an impact, but the color version is definitely more fun.
“My Simple Figures: The Square”
Anton Marrast (Spain) via Curioos
“Floating in The Rhythm”
huebucket (Thailand) via Curioos
“Exploding people”
Kate Lindop (United Kingdom) via Curioos
