Scribble art

Liz Y Ahmet is a UK-based, self-taught artist who creates portraits of women from hundreds of scribbled lines. What looks chaotic and even a little bit messy at first glance, with the talented hands and creative mind of this contemporary artist, emerges into perfectly detailed, expressive, and dynamic portraits. It's amazing how looping and scattered lines we used to draw as children can convey such strong emotions.

As I said in the title, this artist gives the scribble treatment for animals and movie characters. Artist Jimmy Mätlik based in Sweden, Gothenburg. He explains how he got into this style of art: "I started to sketch with this black liner pen (Micron 01), but one day I made a mistake when I was sketching. It was like I lost focus but I thought this mistake looked pretty good." A lot of texture and interest added to drawings through the way they are illustrated. Which Mätlik's friends call…

In my free time, I develop algorithms that turn images into drawings. I say drawings because the results are always made with a single line or collection of lines of constant width that can also be drawn with a pen by a plotter. So in a way I try to follow great computational artist like Georg Nees and Frieder Nake that started to create artworks with plotters.

Is scribbling art? Do you really think scribbling is art or are you one of those who thinks it is not? The thing is you are not wrong no matter what you think

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I started to sketch with this black liner pen (Micron 01), but one day I made a mistake when I was sketching. It was like I lost focus but I thought this mistake looked pretty good. So I made this mistake out of nowhere and then I began my new journey on this new style. I started this shaky hands drawing that some of my friends call it. But now I know it's called scribble.