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Category Archive: doodle

04 Feb

Sketchbook Project

Sketchbook Project

Bat Boy & Lemonhead Brown (aka pages 13-14) Laura and I decided to submit to this year’s Sketchbook Project in which participants’ book’s go on tour …

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in drawing, illustration, sketch
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04 Jul

Fourth 4th Force Forth Forts!

Fourth 4th Force Forth Forts!

…of July.   (but no farts).

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in #imaginaryfriend, creatures, cute / Kawaii, drawing, event, illustration, weird
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24 Apr

Doodle Zumz

Doodle Zumz

Just some abstract doodling I did tonight.

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in abstract, drawing, vector
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25 Dec

Santa Came n’ Brought You Presents

Santa Came n’ Brought You Presents

…and if he didn’t, then this array of pixels is your present. Happy holidays!

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in cartoon, illustration, vector, weird
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24 Dec

X-mas Colorzzz

X-mas Colorzzz

An abstract piece experimenting with a holiday palette.

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in abstract, vector
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22 Dec

Santa + Tree

Santa + Tree

Santa and a tree getting groovy with their pagan roots. Hehe …roots..tree.

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in cartoon, drawing, vector
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21 Oct

Purple Wig

Purple Wig

Just a Halloween-related doodle.

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in cartoon, drawing
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15 Sep

Panda Stab!

Panda Stab!

This here is my submission to the black & white zine European Panda. Mmm… halftones.

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in illustration, vector, weird
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20 Aug

Illustration Friday – “Star Gazing”

Illustration Friday – “Star Gazing”

Here’s my slightly late entry to last week’s Illustration Friday topic. I liked the sketch I did for it, so I decided to finish it …

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in cartoon, illustration, illustration friday, vector
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03 Jun

I’m in an NPR promo video!

I’m in an NPR promo video!

I’m the guy hand that comes from the right and draws the app menu, and later changes the thought bubble into a word bubble, and …

 
By Nate Bear
Also posted in animation, design, markers
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