This is a picture that I drew with someone with a bow and it says Smile at the top. The rainbow and all the color is to show happiness.

Nature inspired Doodle to help me get through this lonnnnng winter. I liked that when I lifted up a layer of the napkin the lacy effect it had left underneath too.

Music and food, that's keeps me going. While I was listening to MJ in a restaurant and having my breakfast, I had only this piece of napkin to draw something. I realized, that MJ song names will make so much sense with the food I love! Like "The way you make me feel", "Beat it", "Super bowl". It was just a though and doodled it on this napkin. Here I submit "MJ & food lyrical reality" through my doodle work.

Mandala on Napkin

Sharpie drawing on napkins created while on a recent airplane flight

Even on a Monday, Remember to Smile and Shine!

"This Side Up" - a small group of random thoughts and phrases that occurred to me while I was working on it. I don't even know which side is "up".

I chose to write "When in doubt, just doodle it out" on my napkin because it is a phrase that most successfully describes the way that I get unstuck while making work. And at the moment when I saw the contest I was working on a project and was a bit stuck!

City landscape with an abstract touch.

I drew this studly deer/giraffe/BRAND NEW THANG on a napkin at bar trivia. We did not win. My favorite part is the sun's slightly caddywampus teeth. I too have slightly askew chompers.

"The stars are bright in the sky, And she's here with me. She's my sweet star."

The (In Between) Bits Of Me

Love#friends#family#doodle

Just a little goof for the Napkin Challenge.

"Butterflies and Roses"- I thought this would be a fun fusion of a challenge of drawing on a napkin and a draw this again challenge. This was from a larger illustration I did way back in 2010, it was so much fun to re-draw this design. And equally as fun to doodle on a napkin! I used a mechanical pencil, white acrylic ink and a gold ink pen. I hope this looks alright, it was a challenge to photograph. Thanks for looking at my little doodle!

I walk a lot of streets of downtown Toronto, taking pictures and sketching buildings. I thought this old church door was appealing enough for the napkin drawing challenge because of the detail in the old brickwork.

Pen and ink on napkin. Sakura Gelly Roll Pens. It’s funny I never noticed the pattern on the napkins on my dining room table. The flowers were quite quaint and delicate. I decided to highlight the original flower pattern and let that inspire my pattern and mark-making. I love collaborating with the most unexpected of collaborators. I can see why so many great ideas are first sketched onto napkins, the no pressure canvas. I believe some of Jim Henson’s characters were first fleshed out on a napkin. Cheers to the napkin!

This is the Walrus Monkey God, looking out from the folds of the magic napkin, trying to see into your soul. Don't worry, he is a friendly god only looking for a good friend.

Doodle Addicts, Napkin Challenge – Repetition

It is fun to draw on napkins, knowing that it is something ephemeral gives you freedom and spontaneity. I enjoyed doing it

A flowery cup of tea!

This is a doodle on a silver serviette using black ink.

Quick sketch at the Waterloo station.

This drawing is a ink sketch and colored with colored pencil on a napkin. I love sketching on napkins. They have so much to teach us about our styles as we develop something on them.

I doodle on napkins all the time! I doodled this one at our favorite restaurant bar: Leo's Pub & Grille in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania. Occasionally I'll leave the napkin folded on the table, but with a little Easter Egg around the edge, a little unexpected bonus for the person who finds it and likes it enough to explore.

Foodchain

Potted Plant & Pattern

With you, space is the right place

Where is the love? Love is rare nowadays, people becoming more and more selfish. I just want to deliver this message and create some awareness. Wake up. Spread Love. Repeat.

War Child

I make dreamcatchers and sell them at the market, and mandalas are like drawn dreamcatchers.

No tenía algo en mente (concretamente), pero quería al menos un poco de color...

Chocolate Chip Cookie

Actually drawn in situ while working at a fresh-biscuit kiosk. The biscuit-seller is repeatedly asked for directions, despite not being an information booth but a vendor of biscuits.

The Ogre and the Butterfly

a small boat , sailing on the paper !

Just a happy Bird dancing on her merry way!

Jellyfish drawing, because jellyfish pretty much is the best thing ever ❤️

I tried to doodle some flowers with organic background jajaja all an asignment to ilustrate with BIC pen on the tissue napkins. Not my best but hope you like it

We're eating the same sandwich.

#NAPKIN CHALLENGE

Caption: We are all just hanging by a tissue membrane Description: In today's world where we sit in front of each other at lunch and stare into our phones ,we decided to keep our phones off and doodle away and talk to each other about it

Woman comb her hair.

While I was waiting for a friend, I saw you... and here we meet again ! My first love: My Coffee... I have never had such a truthful relationship like I have with you ! And so there and then I decided to draw our amazing journey... and then waiting was not so bad, it was actually amazing !

ChamoyBoy's Desert Life

My entry for the napkin challenge. Her name is Layla and she sometimes thinks life on a napkin is a little boring. So i promised to make her a cool new world she could explore. I think she likes it.

I've had the flue for 10 days

Inspiration from my kids

Napkins: Great for cleaning paintbrushes brushes and excellent canvases. Who'd a thunk it?

Doodling is a great way to learn, solve problems and share ideas. When drawing out ideas, it provides visual clarity to your own ideas and you can also get others to 'see' your ideas.

I love sketching Picasso...artwork on napkin done with Sharpie and watercolors :)

Christmas With Robots and Robin

Catching running Cats

coffee stain puddles

Here's one of my tentacular critters, draw on a 8″ X 8″ yellow napkin with a Pentel brush, two Tria felt pens and some white gouache.

Simply Cranberry bottle from my lunch

It's a napkin.

Sometimes in most boring job, the most creative stuff are born.