I really value those years, and the work I created at Homewood still remains amongst my favourites. "I have such fond memories of drawing away endlessly with such amazing encouragement and guidance from my teachers.
Mr Doodle's work has been exhibited as far afield as Rome and SeoulĮxplaining why he was making the donation, Sam said: "Homewood School has always been such an important place to me. He has even decorated several spaces within the school with his intricate and fun doodles. He visited last Wednesday to hand over the cheque, but frequently returns to the school to run creative workshops for students. He also put on an exhibition in 2018 where he took over multiple rooms at the Ara Art Center in Seoul, South Korea, in collaboration with Samsung. Recent solo exhibitions include Abstract Doodlism (2022), Sea World Culture and Arts Centre, Shenzhen, China Doodle Transformation (2022), Pearl Lam Galleries, Shanghai, China Mr Doodle in Love (2022), chi K11 Art Museum, Shanghai, China Doodle Kyoto (2019), Shimadai Gallery, Kyoto, Japan Doodle Tokyo (2019), Daikanyama Hillside Forum, Tokyo, Japan and Doodle World (2018), ARA Art Center, Seoul, South Korea.Mr Doodle's work often does the rounds on social media, with one video of his process gaining more than 32million views. “My intention has always been to create a universal doodle language that can relate to and attract people from all over the world.” -Mr Doodle He ultimately seeks to spread a sense of wonder, happiness, and love. As a form of release or meditation, his process is fluid, therapeutic, unrestrained, and without hesitation, as if channeling directly from his world into ours with great stamina. But where Mr Doodle separates himself is in his sense of purpose: a deep and obsessive compulsion to expand and share his vision of his DoodleWorld. Like other artists of his generation, he also explored a number of collaborations with iconic brands, including Fendi, Puma, Samsung and MTV to begin with. Mr Doodle’s works transcend beyond the canvas, invading furniture, big surfaces, clothing, and more.
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