Book Doodles!

This page is specifically for all great pieces of bookish and filmish art and since I am not the greatest artist, we have; BOOK DOODLES!

Soon other bookish people who like and want to draw will be featured here also with credit (of course) if you would like to submit please go to my Instagram or Twitter; @bvfilm0 and send it over or tag me in it with the hashtag BOOKDOODLES!




This Fight Club piece is by Eli Allison, head over to side bar and click on her image to
 see her writing and more art!
@eliallison_author



This amazing watercolour of Timothee Chalamet (Call Me
By Your Name) Was done by Sonya Ozerova:


This is an awesome HP themed pin by Elle at Nutmeg and Arlo
To see/buy other awesome bookish pins got to:
https://nutmegandarlo.co.uk/


Doodle by BVFilm.

Doodle by BVFilm.



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