Just another set of doodles from my previous obsession with magic circles. I still have them but I like to explore uncharted concepts. Once I reach a point when my drawings get too repetitive and routine, things need changing. You can check out my previous set [here](https://steemit.com/art/@adamada/doodling-circles-to-pass-the-time-part-1)

![CCI08072017_0025.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmTKF9gWCjr19M9LvHgAQBzdiRC2J77HjAeNEeMydPT8dj/CCI08072017_0025.jpg)

Everything starts with knowing how to make a single circle. You then need to create creative links to other circles through leaves, simple curves, and gothic inspired symbols. When break down the whole piece into simple units, you would notice it's not that complicated at all. It's just intimidating for new doodlers to replicate on first impressions. 

![CCI08072017_0007.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmRJNbv2BHwdvqrQ5oPvjTEa1vEBWD5xxDeA6MmFY7ifsv/CCI08072017_0007.jpg)

I mentioned this before, none of the symbols found in the piece mean anything. If they do resemble a language of some sort, purely creative coincidence. Everything is an experiment just to get better. The work above was done first compared to the first picture. I was practicing how to make symbols and links with this piece. 

It's all about refinement with your craft. 

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I recently received a new set of scanned copies of my latest works. Most of my works are just collecting dust in my hard drive. I think I got enough content to last me an entire month or so. I just don't see the point of bombarding content in a single post or two. Each piece deserves its own attention and time for appreciate. Saturate the eyes with too many pretty stuff and you would only cause eye fatigue for the viewer.