On the very first day of 2010 we all wish you a very happy and healthy New Year!!!
I got inspired by all the doodling art I lately noticed in the Dutch magazines like Libelle and Flow. In earlier days my school diaries and notebooks were full of doodles but it seems so long ago that I went with that doodling flow. Nowadays I feels that kind of fear I had when I first tore a beautiful patterned paper, inked paper and wrinkled paper … can you believe we once feared that scrapbooking part? No, not any more and that’s why I thought ‘let’s throw all the fears over board in 2010, grab a pencil and doodle!’
But hey, don’t jump in that freezing water at once but take it easy and get yourself a life jacket by visiting some doodling queens. Elsie Flannigan is well known for her doodles and she also takes part in Red Velvet Art. Adrienne Looman even wrote a book about doodling and they both now design scrapbooking doodled papers and Dawn Inskip turned her doodling qualities into digi-kits.
Marieke Blokland wrote a Dutch doodling book and she made a very clear video about doodling (#5).
I grabbed all 2009 Scrap-Club kit leftovers and doodled a background like a green curtain.
Small rectangle pieces patterned paper became books. I remembered that type of moon from my childhood and for the rabbit and bookworm I used the examples of clipart. Just by google search for rabbit clipart f.e.
To adhere the transparent title I used a tooth pick which I first dipped in some glue. 
Here you see both the clip art I used for doodling a snail in the second layout.
Some doodling around the clouds and layout finished this one: Spring is in the air again.
Well we have to wait some more time before Spring is really here but in the meanwhile you can work on your resolutions like scrapbooking isn’t it 
Have fun!
on January 5th, 2010 
