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

It was our pleasure having you. Yay! for June. Safe travels my friend.

I want to visit her dreams. They are filled with such drama and deep erotica. Good night, see you soon.

@Dawn, looking forward to seeing the results of what you create.

@Erin, an email with both wallpapers is on its way :)

I sure am. And they're already on their merry way to you. Enjoy.

We'll miss you OPPY. The totem project is a beautiful success. You turned it from concept to execution so quickly. Keep the inspiration going forever.

I'm still laughing. Thank you Jamie. Good to know I put you through the ringer.

Welcome Chris. You'll have to excuse Jamie, she's been a resident here at DA for almost a year now :)

Nice to see DA friends Lillian Liem, Anjo Bolarda and Racheal Anilyse get a well-deserved spotlight.

Wow, this is a fantastic video. Not only is she a talented artist, but she put together such a well thought-out story. Love it. Excellent execution.

This is easily one of my favorite posts. The colors and lines are bold and play so beautifully with the text. Thank you.

Damn! August went by fast. Loved having you guest post on DA, visit anytime and many, many thanks for the fun giveaway.

OPPY! It's so nice to see you visit us again with this beautiful find and entry. Come back anytime.

Thanks for the update Simon. Now how about you mail me one of these wood panel beauties :)

@May: The shirt above (as doodled by Simon) is not for sale, but you can get your hands on the DA shirt for yourself (to doodle all over) here: http://www.doodlersanonymous.com/projects.php

Alright everybody, all good guesses but the correct answer was August 24th and here's the proof: http://twitter.com/doodlers/status/3520989650 Congrats to Madi and happy birthday to Mr Paulsen :)

Agree about the seizure warning, if only for the background noise. I also found this great video from him called "outside the box." I love the script and visuals that go along. http://vimeo.com/5225011

It's been a pleasure having you visit. We'll be sure to miss your British accent. Please stay in touch...

Her work is brilliant. I love this.

My favorite is the Moleskine spread that reads "swampy."

The screen-printed cover's texture is absolutely perfect. Well done. Thanks for my early copy :) http://www.twitpic.com/n9dgf

Happy Halloween. Forget candy! Go buy Hallowzine and get yourself a doodle treat.

Up until recently I was lucky enough to be working in a place that had a Mike Kelley piece hanging in the lobby.

"...kinda like it"? I love this! One of my favorite finds of yours Jamie. Thanks for including the pencil sketches.

And nice to meet you Mike.

Not at all. We like folks with "flare" in their writing, but now you've set up quite the precedent for yourself :)

You hit it right on the nail. Lately I've been doodling all over the return self-addressed envelopes from Netflix. It's liberating knowing I'll never see them again and neither will anyone else, except of course the postman and the Netflix staff person who receives it.

I'm seriously in love with this sketchbook. Great find Jamie. I hope Boz never stops drawing every single day.

*Deadline update: Sorry folks, but we have to move up the submission deadline to tomorrow (December 2nd) to make print schedule.

Easily one of my favorite drawn album covers is by The Shins, titled Wincing The Night Away. Check it: http://bit.ly/75XQF1

We had so much fun, but more importantly the kids and parents interacted for hours with the beautiful art. Thanks again to all the participating artists.

Wow, I feel like I just took the journey with you. Beautiful work.

These shoes are priceless. I can't believe we are giving them away. Beautiful work Sam. I'm speechless...

Jim, thanks so much for this find. I just lost track of time on Tim's website. There are so many good drawings in there.

Love the dress Beatriz. My second choice would have been the mammal foot by Olivia Chancellor. Well done everyone. By far one of the strangest collection of doodles. So great.

So great. Loving the animations on his website.

Haha! This is looking great Jim. I love the process shot above with all the scribbles and notes, it's like I can see your mind spilling out everywhere. Looking forward to the final product.

OPPY! Now that's a worthy post and return to DA.