Imprinting his signature style by hand across the entire static show car, Mr Doodle left only one space blank. He’s now turned his attention to Formula One, after being invited to doodle the Oracle Red Bull Racing RB14.
Mr Doodle, otherwise known as Sam Cox, is a British artist who rose to fame in 2017 and has since doodled his entire house while taking the art world by storm. This time Oracle Red Bull Racing have teamed up with internationally acclaimed artist Mr Doodle to create a hand-drawn one-of-a-kind livery – The Doodle Bull – on the iconic RB14. This exhibition paved the way for future opportunities Tokyo’s Anzai Gallery gave him two shows in 2019.Special and one-off liveries are synonymous with Formula One. In the event, the artist filled different rooms with themes like the Sphinx, the Mona Lisa, and Donald Trump. Doodle’s career shifted when he got a show at the Ara Art Centre, Seoul in 2018. In 2017, he carried out a 50-hour marathon doodling paper-covered walls, floors, ceilings, and furniture in a shop in London’s Carnaby Street. Doodle covered the gallery walls with a doodle mural featuring DoodleLand and his cartoonish fictional characters. Doodle’s debut exhibition, ‘Attention Seeker.’ For this exhibition, Mr. In 2016, London’s Hoxton Gallery hosted Mr. Doodle prefers to call it, is an entirely imaginary place where his characters live. However, his ‘Doodle World’ or ‘DoodleLand,’ as Mr. Doodle’s visual style is influenced by Disney characters, video games, and comic characters, as well as artists like Andy Warhol, Banksy, Keith Haring, and Pablo Picasso. “It’s also sort of like a cape or something, where I feel like I could work better while I’m wearing it.” “I just always known art is such a hard thing to really get into and I felt that advertising myself as much as I could with these suits was a pretty good idea,” Cox explains.
Doodle’ as it is a part of his artwork and style. Doodle,’ an alias he has used professionally since December of 2014.Ĭox believes that he resonates more with the name ‘Mr.
Seeing his attire, a professor dubbed him ‘Mr. He once turned up in class wearing a hand-doodled outfit with his signature patterning- smiley faces, simple shapes, dots, and oddly outlined figures. To pursue a professional career in doodling, he enrolled as a graphic illustration student at the University of the West of England, Bristol. When he couldn’t find any paper, he scribbled over any surface he came across, including furniture, clothing, books, kitchen counters, and walls, to name a few.
He doodled for hours on sheets of paper, often covering his entire bedroom. Doodleīorn in Kent, England, in 1994, Sam Cox began his artistic career at the age of nine.
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