Scribble Drawings

 These are the 10 scribble drawings which have 10 different drawing instruments. 

Scribble drawing 1, done with whiteboard marker
Scribble drawing 1, done using a whiteboard marker
Scribble Drawing 2, done using a pencil crayon

Scribble Drawing 3, done using an old eyeliner pen

Scribble Drawing 3, done using  an old bottle of concealer 

Scribble Drawing 4, done using a thumbtack

Scribble drawing 5, done using a black ballpoint pen

Scribble Drawing 6, done using lemon juice, a paintbrush and an iron 

Scribble Drawing 7, done using a leaf I picked off the tree outside my house 

Scribble Drawing 9, done using a damp tea bag

Scribble Drawing 10, done using a graphite stick






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