This time, with the completion of his largest project to date: a 12-room mansion, which he bought in 2020, and has covered entirely in his own black-and-white squiggles, embellishing even the toilet and the oven. Doodle, who has skyrocketed to viral internet fame and auction stardom over the past two years, has done it again. Bids began to rise to the joy of the vendor and Burstow and Hewett alike, and in no time, they were in the tens of thousands.The U.K. Competition on the day was ferocious with bidders using both the easyliveAuction platform and The Saleroom platform going head to head. The auction room itself was empty, with customers having all left for day, therefore all the bidding taking place online. Estimated at £7,000 - £10,000 this 18” by 14” canvas, signed The Doodle Man, drew the attention of bidders. The piece entitled ‘Jungle Book’ went under the hammer on the 15 th of October. When a family friend of the artist approached auctioneers Burstow & Hewett with a signed acrylic on canvas they knew they were looking at something special. With a PUMA collab being just one of his amazing achievements, Mr Doodle is certainly one to watch in the modern art space. Now infamous, these thick conglomerations of characters and patterns, shift and grow to fill not only paper and canvas, but books, trains, clothing and so much more.

Thus, was born, DoodleLand, full of what is often described as ‘Graffiti Spaghetti’ an improv of characters, shapes and designs all fitting within the space provided. He couldn’t resist scribbling on anything he could touch. He started drawing at the tender age of nine when he covered his entire room with paper doodles. Have you heard of artist Sam Cox? Far better known as Mr Doodle, Sam was born in Kent in 1994. Surpassing all expectations this modern masterpiece smashed its estimate in an online bidding battle and undoubtedly surprised the vendor who knew the artist personally,

A painting entitled ‘Jungle Book’ recently lit the internet up when it went under the hammer with Battle based auctioneers Burstow & Hewett.

Mr doodle painting