From The Caricaturist’s Scrap Book, published in London in 1840 by Charles Tilt….Plates 1 & 2 of Demonology & Witchcraft, by artist Henry Heath.

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Demonology & Witchcraft was just one of several 1830′s cartoon scrapbooks (all by Heath), gathered together within The Caricaturist’s Scrap Book. Craig Yoe features some of these Henry Heath drawings, in the Cartoonists Go To Hell section of Craig’s book, Arf Museum.

Doug Wheeler

Just found this old sketch book while doing some Spring cleaning. It was done in 1999 when we took the YOE! Studio staff to London for funsies for a few days. It was an inspiring vacation with lots of good times and i really like the doodles. Believe me there’s other dreadful sketch books of mine that I absolutely hate. So it goes…

I haven’t posted my doodles in a while. I recently spoke at Disney World on Creativity and Brainstorming. At these conferences I always doodle while listening to the other speakers, I hope they don’t think I’m rude. Actually they probably think I’m taking notes. I doodle whether the talks are good are not. I remember doodling these while listgening to a particularly boring talk.

Today we will be featuring another round of my own sketches. Enjoy.

We have at this time at YOE! Studio a most excellent assignment. We’re doing an exciting design project for a chain of resorts in Jamaica and at the Turks and Caicos Island. So I’ve been filling up sketchbooks on the flights back and forth. Here’s some pages from the latest pen pushing…

Sure I love putting together books, designing toys, speaking in interesting places. But my favorite thing of all is doodling in my sketchbooks.

What’s worthy to follow Picasso?-my doodles of course! ;o) When I started the Arf Lovers Blog I always planned on regularly posting my doodles for shits and giggles, but really haven’t got around to it. These are from a little pocket-size sketchbook I filled while visiting my in-laws in Rome at Christmas. Have a Merry and click below for mo’ Yoe.

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