Sketchbook 20- Doodles, DNA, and Digital Dreams
Welcome to my neural network of sketches, where science meets art in unexpected ways.
Let's start this post with some self-portraits.
Let's start this post with some self-portraits.
The Attention Seeker
"Please stare at me, promise I won't blush." Funny how we crave attention until we get it. The subject challenges the viewer directly, playing with that delicious tension between desire and discomfort.
Sweet Dreams
"I dream of Ice-Cream" captures those midnight cravings. Sometimes the simplest desires make the most complex art.
Archie's Swagger
A study of nonchalance - hands tucked in pocketless shirts. Sometimes confidence is all about the impossible poses we strike.
Melancholy in Ink
"Somehow I'm sullen" emerged during a late-night session. Dark lines, darker thoughts, but hey - at least the composition works.
Abstract Liberation
My kind of jam - where rules dissolve and shapes tell their own stories. Sometimes chaos is more honest than order.
Maritime Mirrors
"See me sea you" plays with reflections and perception. The ocean watches back, they say.
Masculine Paradigms
Two studies on defined masculinity. It's fascinating how a single figure can embody generations of expectations.
Summer Sketches
A splash of vibrant lines capturing the season's energy. Heat waves visible in curved strokes.
Sassy and Chance
Sunday Brain Dumps
Random doodles taking unexpected turns. Currently reading Mukherjee's "Gene" while diving into computer architecture. Watch how DNA's double helix morphs into circuit boards in the margins. Binary meets biology in my sketchbook's margins.
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Funny how understanding computers changes the way you see genes, and vice versa. Each doodle becomes a small experiment in pattern recognition - part organic, part digital.
Who knew genetics homework could make such interesting margin art?
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