Doodling

Doodle: verb, to scribble absentmindedly.

In my case, though, doodling lives somewhere between half-remembered dreams, blurry memories, dystopian daydreams, and occasional (I must say, very ambitious) attempts at self-portraits and portraits of those who, at some point, made me happy.

  • Lukewarm.
  • C for Craig.
  • Brainstorming
  • Mr. Kowack, corona times.
  • The musician.
  • Asymmetry.
  • Retour.
  • Photo d’identité.
  • The ideal face.
  • Watercolor portrait: tired.
  • Blue collar horse.
  • Le muséologue.
  • V for Vincent.
  • Working man’s diary: “I have only two hands”
  • Dark lungs.
  • Les être humaines.
  • Papa, fils et chien.
  • According to a vegan.
  • Getting ready for a client.
  • Café Replika.
  • Très carré.
  • Coffee & cigarette.
  • Morning coffee and newspaper.
  • La femme nue.
  • The horse head art.
  • The man who reads under the rain.
  • Morning.
  • Rainy day in a city.
  • Les silhouettes.
  • I brought flowers.
  • La femme de troisième étage.
  • La femme qui pleure.
  • The horse heads.
Habibo was gone, although Christmas meant none, watching it snow was still fun, though sipping the coffee was no longer fun.
  • Time is precious, words are freedom, and lipsticks are for men.
  • The lady did not need to hear those upsetting words.
  • Ghost city (2042).
Unlike most animal babies, human baby is not born ready for life. Human baby needs the mother’s care until s/he is ready. This period takes up many years until the baby individual becomes a self-sufficient individual.
  • She didn’t know where, but she left anyway.
Unutulmasını istemediğimiz ifade dolu kelimelerden biri: Müş-kül-pe-sent: zor beğenen. Örnek kullanım: müşkül müşkül bakmak. EN: Hard to please, very demanding. FR: Très exigeant, difficile à satisfaire.