Similes, metaphors, idioms and other observational tools in our linguistic armoury make for rich pickings when it comes to doodles.
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Lately, I’ve been focusing my attention on food idioms – of which there are hundreds in the English language – as a way of trying out different cartoon styles and generally getting my hand back in after a long dormant period on the doodling front.
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As I say, there are lots to choose from with a few particularly fun ones, such as “Cooking up a Storm” and “Burnt to a Crisp,” that you’ll no doubt see appearing here soon. Meanwhile, any suggestions as to what food idioms you’d like to see represented and I’ll give them my best shot!
Les Rosbifs?
eggs and baskets!
“Don’t count your chickens” or “you’ve got to risk it for a biscuit”
You silly sausage
These are wonderful – I love them. You make it look like a piece of cake!! Keep em coming….xx