Sun Yat‑Sen Classical Chinese Garden in Vancouver, where I purchased a book of Chinese Ghost Stories, and a new calligraphy book for the Open Art Studio.

This doodle was inspired by last week's trip to the Dr. I like that the reflection is not precise it leaves a little magic, perhaps there's a secret world there, where you can live in the sun, and fly like water.Įnjoy #100! (And keep your eye out for #101 next week.) As I was working on it, and made the house reflect the sun, I started thinking the title might be 'House of the Rising Sun,' so I listened to the song again, and though I love it, I do NOT think it reflects this doodle. I chose this one for #100 because of the element of reflection, and because I really love it. So, I guess I shimmied around the stress of the BIG ONE HUNDRED by making #100 and #101 simultaneously. Then I split it into two doodles, and the compositions became more clear. It was a weird assortment of colors and patterns, though, jarring. I had some left over oil paints on my palette last week, so I used them to make some quick designs on a sheet of watercolor paper that I thought might be fun to 'doodle collage' with when they dried. I can't believe this is the one hundredth doodle! The number actually intimidated me a little bit.

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