So, I made videos relating to the story and small projects of different parts of the story. So, I thought it would be better to attract people to the work if the character had a bit of a story and it was a way to anchor the work and build a plot for me to then build bits of work from that. I was studying illustration there and they taught me about narratives and kind of making narrative sequences and stories and things like that and those elements were always a big focus on the work. Doodle character I was still in university. Did you think it was necessary to have this intricate story to help promote your art? You came up with a pretty elaborate backstory for your Mr. Doodle about his descriptive backstory, future goals and pressure to live up to the Mr. Doodle trading drawings in hopes to eventually find a way back to the “Paper Galaxy.” Doodle, sending him back to Earth for taking over the world with his doodles. Doodle’s twin brother then creates a vortex which leads to the “Paper Galaxy” and kicks out Mr. Meanwhile, back on Earth, his evil twin brother created a doodle machine to create drawings, as he was jealous of his brother’s talents. He eventually struck a deal with the “Anti-Doodle Squad” to leave Earth and spend his days in the “Paper Galaxy,” a completely white space in the outer galaxy where he came up with the name Mr. Doodle realized he had something called OCD-”Obsessive Compulsive Drawing”-which eventually led to him spreading his signature doodle drawings all across his hometown and eventually the entire world. Doodle’s work twists and tangles over everything in its path in the form of murals, street art and art installations. A style known as “Graffiti Spaghetti,” Mr.
Doodle’s work has shown up all around the world, from apartment walls to high-profile clients like Adidas and MTV. Known for his mixture of characters and loose, black and white scribbles, Mr. If you’ve scrolled through Instagram’s “explore” section recently, odds are you’ve likely come across the artwork of Sam Cox, better known as Mr.
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