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Featured Doodle Artist

Hello, my name is Morgan Blair,
and I am a doodle addict.

Q: Age? Location? Do a self-portrait.

Q: What did you do last night?

Q: As a child, what did you want to be?

Q: Can you show us your favorite drawing that you've ever made?

Q: Grab your cell phone. Call someone (preferably on speaker) and talk to them for as long as it takes for you to doodle something. Show us that doodle.

Q: What influences you?

(Old VHS tapes with insane beginner-digital graphics.)

Q: Draw your mode of transportation (make/model and all the good stuff).

Q: What's your favorite thing/place on earth?

Q: Draw your workspace.

An illustration for Amelia's Magazine about a massive cooperative effort in copenhagen, explanation here.

Detail of in-progress cover for Shane Jones' next book.

My hand after air-brushing some plastic at Aurora Robson's studio where I've been working.

Detail of a house painting I'm either still working on or just finished.

Same, different house.

Detail from the in-progress stage of a painting I finished a month ago or so. It is a pyramid receding into a field of pixels.

Front cover of Small Black's EP.

Back cover.

Part of a wall I'm painting at a private residence in Soho.

Larger part of the same wall.

See more of Morgan Blair's work here. We also recently got word that she is working on a brand new site so make sure to keep an eye out for that. You know we will.

47 Comments

Laura Alvarez Posted Jan 7, 2010

Really nice and dynamic work. I like how she uses colors and shades.

Lisa Currie Posted Jan 7, 2010

so cool. you can get lost in those shapes.

silav Posted Jan 8, 2010

remarkable...intense, playful, strange

MochiPan Posted Jan 8, 2010

Wow, very enjoyable work, to look at and I bet to do too! That was a weird sentence but I hope you know what I mean! I love the comment " painting I'm either still working on or just finished"... haha! I know how that feels. I love working on things which don't have a definite ending point and you can decide yourself when something is finished or not! Love the EP cover and the wall-painting too. It's great to have a medium you can use for lots of different projects. Off to look at your site now!

Emmi Posted Jan 8, 2010

I wish there was a magazine that would interviews in this way.

Jamie Tao Posted Jan 8, 2010

You and me, both.

dias Posted Jan 8, 2010

loving the wall project

SEZIO Posted Jan 8, 2010

Awesome Mining! Great feautre.

Morgan has a tiger print for sale here - http://www.civvies.biz/sezio/home.php?cat=285

Gabrielle Lacroix Rioux Posted Jan 9, 2010

Lovely. The triangles are really trendy in graphic design and illustrations, they are everywhere.

Sharlene Maree Forde Posted Jan 10, 2010

I love love love you Morgan Blair. I love the awesome mixture of messy/raw and precise line work, crazy colours with plain pencil and all the contasting hard and soft edges, Beautiful. Big ups.

Stephen Kissel Posted Jan 12, 2010

Whoa... love that wall! Really liking the Little Giants drawing that you mentioned was your favorite as well.

Sista Posted Jan 12, 2010

Great interview, really enjoyed the creative questions and answers.....keep up the good work!

Lisa Posted Jan 14, 2010

fabulous artwork!

in arsenic Posted Jan 15, 2010

awesome!!

Deborah Leigh Posted Jan 26, 2010

Great interview! Love the shoes!

lapin Posted Mar 2, 2010

I'm still a big fan, and so glad to have a piece of you at home.

no one Posted May 6, 2010

Wonderful picture. . .

Manthap banget . . .

T.O.P dah!!

Numpang post..

kampusku : (http://unand.ac.id" rel="nofollow">Univ. Andalas)
Fakultas : (http://ft.unand.ac.id" rel="nofollow">Teknik)
Jurusan : (http://elektro.unand.ac.id/" rel="nofollow">Elektro)

Cecile Cinco Posted May 12, 2010

I think I'm getting inspiration :)

Nedra T Williams Posted May 28, 2010

Like your work

Ashley David John Posted Jun 2, 2010

a lot of love for this :)

Jason Tolbert Posted Jun 8, 2010

I like the fact that you are not afraid to draw on lined paper. Those are true doodles.

norma jean Posted Jun 9, 2010

i love all the bright colors! =)

Tiffany Nova Posted Jun 16, 2010

all of these are wonderful

Tamia Baudouin Posted Jul 27, 2010

great !

Molly Janiszewski Posted Jul 27, 2010

your work is crazy. amazing,

JC De Guzman Posted Aug 31, 2010

wow, you got the coolest doodle =)

adrix Posted Sep 6, 2010

loved!

Miranda Larkin Posted Apr 5, 2011

yesss! love the work of Morgan Blair

blueberry Posted Apr 14, 2011

just straight amaaaaaaazzzzing

Sretan Bor Posted Jun 6, 2011

love the cover the EP

Gianne Alabaso Posted Jul 26, 2011

It's all great!

Jennifer Rodgers Posted Aug 22, 2011

Very cool stuff. Like the interview questions...I am thinking of adding them to my back to school survey for my AP students.

Lorenzo Rangel Posted Oct 10, 2011

cool..:)

Marta Veludo Posted Oct 25, 2011

just

Marta Veludo Posted Oct 25, 2011

love it

Bianca Dominguez Posted Dec 13, 2011

amazing.

Linda Scott Posted Jan 19, 2012

Truly wonderful geometrics and colours. Thanks for showing.

Tessa BX Posted Jan 21, 2012

i die

Linda Scott Posted Jan 25, 2012

a....maze...ing

Philip Obando Posted Feb 17, 2012

inspiring.

Alex Summers Posted Mar 23, 2012

What a complex mind you have.. i love the triangular art. Brilliant!

Abraham Posted May 4, 2012

Great Stuff!

Rudolph Jackson Posted Jul 20, 2012

The retro-digital triangle patterns you make are incredible...I wish I understood color well enough to do that! Good luck with the new website, I'll keep an eye out for it.

Dean C. Graf Posted Aug 12, 2012

I especially like the combination of contour line with value added. The drawings are rich and engaging. Well done MB

Hernanda Aji Posted Aug 13, 2012

awesome!!!! cool

JESSICA MOORE Posted Oct 10, 2012

YOUR ART IS AMAZING!
IT REMINDS ME OF THE ROLHAD DAH BOOKS.
PERFECT!

ron kammer Posted Dec 2, 2012

Like your mode of transportation

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Morgan Blair

By: Jamie Tao

I love Morgan Blair. Pass it on.

Everything from her smudgy pencil marks to her hissing tiger drawings and animated gifs that are hurtful to the eyes (I bet she does it on purpose just to mess with you) - her work is the kind of work that lingers in your brain, forever and ever, and it's a problem.

A graduate of Rhode Island School of Design, she is living and working in Brooklyn, NY and her interests include trees, legos and making art forever.

For her feature, we wanted to take full-advantage of her ridiculous doodling skills - the kind of ridiculous that makes you envious. We asked her a few questions and she answered using her habitual tools - paper, pencil, pen and color.

And that's not all, gang. Morgan took a break from her road trips and adventures to also share with us highlights of some of her more recent work and works-in-progress.

Take a look around, fall in love with Morgan and her scratch 'n' sniff art. If the scent doesn't do you in, the art will.