Doodle Arts Magazine - Volume 1 Issue 3

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“This August, another cluster of awesome oeuvres were featured. I am really honored as I drop this message that shall inspire you more than enough.

Majority says that doodling is just a manner of putting random things in a vellum, isn’t it? For me, there is more to doodling that wants to be deciphered—the real meaning behind every cracked suggestion.

I scribble once in an impassive sheet, but eradicated the pen. I fear miserable blot and devastating rejection. Years had passed hastily and I’ve found myself holding it again. I asked myself the reason behind, and now I already discern the reason why. Art is not a vague statement. It is indeed a blueprint salvation of existence. There are such profound words that are allied to the word doodling.

Doodlers are cool. You are a doodler, therefore you’re cool! Okay? Eureka!

Not a doodler? Better be one of us, the doodle art enthusiasts. And of course, be cool. Brofist!”

Doodle Arts Collection Volume 1 Issue 3 featuring “Winston” by Jezreel Mariscotes is now available on your devices for FREE!

Cover artwork by Jezreel Mariscotes. Creative direction by Lei Melendres. Editing by William Fan. Art Direction by Martin Cosme. Produced by Gelo Morales. Contributing Artists: Dominick Ampo, Leonard Christian Orense, Manuel Liwanag, Joward Terol, Joyce Ann Giron, Niko Bislumbre, Reymar Gamez, Jerome Manalo, Christine Rodrigo, Remoel Zhou Tolentino, Jot Codilla, Adrian Jasmin, Joshua Supnet, Gene Lagdameo, Patricia Bodiongan, Franz Christian Hernandez, Ashley Gimpayan, Kim Adrian Lachica, Lennon Cortes Nuguid, John Adrian Cagayat, Clarice Dizon, Claudette Masbate, Alexandra Esguerra, Martin Bandoles, Mark Joshua Canoy Higino, Angelico Rago, Kenjay Reyes, Bradley Robuza, Angelo Mercado, and Mary Rose Carreon.

Doodle Arts Magazine Description:

Doodle Arts is the world's leading magazine for artists who believe that doodling is an effective means of overall creativity and individuality. The magazine connects its readers by featuring traditional and digital doodle artists, illustrators, fine artists, and other genres of underground art. It also presents artists not as icons, but as human beings who also go through ordinary people experience.

Doodle Arts is the first and only magazine dedicated to doodle art. It aims to make the creative industry more entertaining by giving artists a spotlight in expressing more freedom of creative expression. If doodles matter to you, then you should read this now before doodling.