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Art of Doodlebombing
Hattie Stewart is a London-based painter and illustrator. Her tongue-in-cheek artwork glides smoothly between various creative sectors, including Fashion, Music, and Contemporary Art, even though she is best known for ‘doodle-bombing’ over influential Magazines.
“Doodlebombing” refers to taking existing photographs, illustrations, or other images and adding humorous or whimsical doodles. These doodles can alter the original context, add new elements, or create a different meaning. The term blends “doodle,” which denotes casual or spontaneous drawing, and “photobombing,” which involves unexpectedly inserting oneself into a photo. Doodlebombing is often used for creative expression and is shared on social media platforms for amusement and artistic exploration.
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