Doodle has become real. In August, Sam Cox married Alana Kutsenko, announcing their love to the world, as one tends to do, with a limited edition line of prints with steamy titles such as “Robot Kiss,” “Puppy Love,” and “Flower Warmth.” As he wrote on Instagram:Ħ years ago when I created Mr Doodle, I also created Back then she was just a figment of my imagination, an imaginary girlfriend who lived in DoodleWorld. And, as in the tale of Pygmalion, the character of Mrs. The Doodle legendarium has also long featured a love interest for Mr Doodle as well, Mrs Doodle. He’s amassed 2.7 million Instagram followers, which he has parlayed into doodling work for Fendi, Puma, and Samsung.Īnd then, last year, Mr Doodle entered a near vertical liftoff into art-market stardom, the likes of which has never been seen in “graffiti spaghetti” history. Sometimes he is said to doodle on things for 15 hours a day.

(He himself says that his art is like Keith Haring without any of the buzz-killing social engagement).īorn Sam Cox in 1994, Doodle made a name for himself drawing dense patterns of black-and-white “graffiti spaghetti” over everything he could reach.

If you haven’t been paying attention, let me explain Mr Doodle like this: The 27-year-old British illustration artist is something like a perfect synthesis of 1980s street art star Keith Haring and ’90s prop comedian Carrot Top. In what may or may not be a backhanded compliment to the millennial generation, he’s been described as the voice of the millennial generation. A post shared by Mr Doodle likely already know the name Mr Doodle (no period, please) if you’ve been paying attention.

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