Finally done with my previous work below. For the step by step process on how it came to be, you can check out my other post from this [link](https://steemit.com/untalented/@adamada/fairy-tale-inspired-line-art-doodles-part-2)

![CCI02052018.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQTwLHnLN7XQb1T3Qfm5ApXiYkQ3np9t9e6Pmpb1DcXoJ/CCI02052018.jpg)

I wanted to make it look like a turtle was carrying a city but ended up drawing an owl like figure first. Perks of having your doodles unplanned. I'm happy with the result minus the obsessive compulsion to redo out of perfectionism.

![CCI08072017_0013.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQ5MFLp2VAYPc19WnGD65V7VxYd95dxHdHM2L6nkyikN4/CCI08072017_0013.jpg)

No idea where and how to look at this piece. Nature was in mind but my mind was drifting several onto several scenarios that I just draw whatever symbolic meaning comes in the moment. It's difficult to create a guide to explain how I draw. Most of the outcomes of my doodles are unplanned. Doing initial pencil work constricts flexibility and that's what I often tend to avoid. 

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