Scribbles

Faith Houlding has run Scribbles on Elgin High Street for more than 20 years.

It was kind of macabre, except for the notebook of scribbles inside of her script, which was enchanting.

A black stripe across the bottom of the otherwise gray rectangle gestures discreetly at the notion of a horizon, while a series of grids and scribbles above it feel as spontaneous as graffiti.

Despite this setback, this also means players can deduce whether "weird scribbles" they see in a dungeon are of an ancient language or a code.

He buys a postcard at the drug store, scribbles it with some mollifying words of love that will hopefully palliate his absence from Jeannie, and drops it off at the post office.

In one shot the walls were clearly covered with crayon scribbles and drawings, presumably from her two young children.

MERRIMAN: And so I took all those little scribbles in the margins.

She then cut out the trails, which look like all-over scribbles, and mounted them on backing paper.

Finck’s style of drawing reflects her anxieties, says The Guardian — “her humans are spindly scribbles with childlike faces that are sometimes little more than a chin, or two bulging eyes”.

Listening to the patient—a young mother cuddling an infant—Judith quickly scribbles on an open hardcover notebook.

Plaid and scribbles sound like they'd be so wrong together, but on this scarf, they're pure maximalist magic.

To begin, you’ll need a note-taking app where you can consolidate your scribbles, lists, and fragmented notes.

As Stephen reminisces and ponders, he lies down among some rocks, watches a couple and a dog, scribbles some ideas for poetry, picks his nose and urinates behind a rock.