Do it!

"Original giants" - t'is how I started developing my personal doodle dude. And I wanted to call them giants.

"Early trio" - t'is my earliest alteration of giants. At that time made on a back of paper in which I wrote my English test. Teacher liked it.

"Big 'n small giants" - was like big brother taking his younger one somewhere. Made on same test as above

"Detective dude" - it was a really boring lesson...

"Home sweet cave" - I was waiting for dinner in Denmark

"Soldier dude" - had a boring theory lesson about various guns during my military training

"Magi" - just out of a blue


During time I drew this giant many times and way better, but I can't find any other doodles.

You could easily make a wordless webcomic out of this with simple gags.

It's my first time so I'm going to "fence" my choice here ;-)
love it or hate it let me know :-)
http://www.sumnerbrphoto.com/Architecture/Street-Photography-1/i-DgJvHmh/A

ANOTHER ENTRY! QUICKLY! HOLD HIM DOWN! DON'T LET HIM ESCAPE!
I like it. It draws attention to the beauty of something that's usually mundane and simple.
Using the scroll buttons...a good deal of these pictures are pretty nice. I'm assuming all of them are yours?

YES it's my site ;-) thanks for the plug.

It takes a long time to make a painted fence look like this and I like the angle and positioning of the camera.

I think he's talking about the way the fence looks, not the picture. Unless you mean to say you went at the thing repeatedly with a chisel.

#facepalm

Yep, wood + finish + a lot of time and fluctuations in the weather.

Of course you can speed up the process like they did with the hobbit huts in Lord of the Rings, but this is a lot of work and still different.

Personally, I say my chisel idea sounds like more fun.

Oregon (normally) a wet place so it does weird and fun things to wood woodn't ya know ;-)

I once had a wooden car with wooden wheels and a wooden engine.
Sadly, it wooden go anywhere.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eXj97stbG8&t=24s