Doctor Who is celebrating 50 years in production this month. That’s amazing, because I remember how terrified I was watching the very first episode!
I’m going to do a few Dr Who drawing this month. If you know nothing about Dr Who let my friend Luke Spillane tell you all about it on his dedicated Doctor Who YouTube Channel – Tell him I sent you!
As the full moon calls, each cat slinks through the shadows to where the storyteller waits.
Will you stay in your cosy bed? Or dare you go and join the Scaredy Cats and hear the tale of Bluebeard’s Cat and her master’s nasty, creepy secret! Watch and listen as Shoo reads this gruesome story. Are you prepared?
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When you are finished, maybe you’d like to watch and learn how to Draw Bluebeard’s Cat in the video below:
Doodling is good for you.
Doodling is good for the brain and for your creativity. As you doodle, the left hand side of the brain begins to go to sleep and all those annoying thoughts about what, where, when and how, fade away.
The the magical process begins. The right side of the brain, given time and space to be in charge, somehow come up with all the answers that the left side of the brain is demanding.
If ever you are stuck for an answer, stop trying to force it out, start doodling instead. You will be amazed!
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