A Redditor recently came across a pretty impressive Styrofoam cup doodle. The cup was left behind at a car dealership in Norman, Oklahoma and is covered in intricate doodles, inside and out. Patterns, text, characters, and cartoon character from The Simpsons, Smurfs, Dilbert, and Beetle Bailey appear on the cup and the inner rim reads: "If you look deep within a piece of art you will find a piece of its creator."

We have shown Sagaki Keita's work several times before and are continually impressed. Her latest series of doodles, a collection of her 2012 work, is as enjoyable as always.

Organized by artists, Yote and Jetsonorama, The Painted Desert Project invited several artists to visit the Navajo country region of Northern Nevada to meet local residents and create murals. Learning of local customs, history, and tradition, the work created here references much of the culture specific to this area.  Artists we post about frequently including Overunder, Doodles, and Labrona participated in creating painitngs.

One of Doodles ornate monikers was spotted on the side of a oil tanker in the train yard.  This one has a wonderful abstract environment inside the figures body.

Doodles just sent over some process and completed photos of the wall he worked on for the Open Walls Baltimore project that is going on through the end of May.  As the artist explained, “This piece is about the Earth being healed. Healed from the wound that civilization has created through industrialized practices.  In the center of the earthen hands is a city on fire. The hands of the cosmos are extinguishing the fire/ healing the wounded earth.”

Street muralist, Doodles and Luke Ramsey, who is a co-founder of the wonderful artist Residency Islands Fold, collaborated on this classic abandoned van that was left to rust in the woods.

The artist whose chosen street name is a word I often like to say due to its humorous tone is responsible for this creative streak.  His name is Doodles and he’s most likely roaming around the country as we speak.

We have posted several of Oakland-based artist, Doodles, outdoor works previously here.  Over the weekend, the artist participated in a 4-person group show at Old Crow Tattoo and our friends over at Theflopbox had some photos of the show for us to snag.

  This Saturday, February 11, 2012 at Old Crow Gallery in Oakland, In Between opens featuring works from local artists Doodles, Feral Child, ATWA, and Jus B Cause. As stated in the press release, “"When working together the work speaks of the future, reminding the viewer of our place within worldly folklore. Dream sequences of possibility, driven in self-discovery each artist is pushing life forward within mixed media offerings.  By employing native and primitive drawing aesthetics', they create a visual enema that re investigates mankind, the world's animal kingdom and universe itself.”  Sounds intriguing to us.  Go!

Tomorrow night, January 5th, Nick Mann, aka Doodles will be showing new work at FlatColor Gallery in Seattle, Wa.  Show runs from 5 -9 p.m. Go!