Upon first glance, I immediately fell for camiki's doodles. They seem to be crafted with hardly any effort or thought, just improvised. Yet, everything in her art comes together just right, from the colors to the flow. They are fun and harmless drawings that deserve your attention, and to our delight, she's created 8 exclusive iPhone wallpapers that you can download and use to your heart's content.

Tommaso's work is outrageous and full of majestic concepts, detail and textures. He likes to go by the name “pariah”, a term for anyone considered an outcast, isolated, or different by others -- which is an excellent metaphor for his style.

His feature on DA is a mix between pics of sketches or "in progress" work with a collection of past doodles and drawings. Have a look at what happens when his mind spills onto paper.

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I was first introduced to Gabi's work on the Urban Sketchers site that he founded. You might remember as I blogged about it a fews days ago. His work draws you in to his daily life with captured moments and annotated notes.

Gabi is a spanish artist living in Seattle and if you look at his work, you'd think he's drawn every nook and cranny of The Emerald City. Above is a 3-minute video flip through his Moleskine, but for his feature, I've hand-picked 13 drawings from his Seattle sketchbook. Now go enjoy our 11th featured artist.

ELBOW-TOE is the mad scientist of street art. His work is eclectic and ever evolving with content grounded in myth, symbolism and poetry.

I have always been fascinated by the direction of his art in the public spaces of Brooklyn and was therefore happy to learn that he carries a sketchbook with him on the subways of New York city.

For this awesome feature, we have 17 spreads from ELBOW-TOE's own book, all done flawlessly with a red felt pen. See for yourself »

Matteo comes to us from the land of Northern Italy, where his mind seems to wander endlessly over the pages of his Moleskine notebook. We are featuring an unprecedented 32 images for his feature, showcasing a diverse set of Matteo's work with his obvious consistent style. My personal favorite seem to be the pages that have an almost infinite landscape of faces and characters. View the feature now!

According to CNN's countdown to the election: (as of this post) we are exactly 12 days, 7 hours and 8 minutes from going to the polls. Chris Piascik doodles every day, but lately his Moleskine is filled with page after page of political observations done in beautiful hand-drawn typography. I have to admit that even my own doodles (usually random thoughts, like daydreams that make no sense) have been clouded by the 2008 election.

For Chris' feature, I had to stop myself from wanting to showcase his more familiar work (art unrelated to politics) of beautiful paintings, gocco prints and daily drawings, so that I could focus your attention on a set of images that speaks the real truth about his work: he can even make the words "Sarah Palin is trash(y)" look good. Click to view »

When flipping through the illustrative works of lapin, you can't help but ask yourself: how does one have the time and skill to draw all of this. Page after page of doodles and sketches from everyday life, caught in an almost literary fashion. For his feature, I've selected 6 spreads from his sketchbook that I find to reflect an amazing compostion of lines, color, and content. His works will inspire you to never let go of your notebook and you'll wish you were travelling right alongside of him. Click to the feature »