Corner Thoughts

“ Little Doodles”

I sat in class. The sunlight that day was too beautiful to focus on the book filled with numbers and letters.

Instead, I drew a little flower, a cloud, a sleepy cat, jumping rabbits, a missing shoe, the key I always wore around my neck, the thick glasses I have worn since I was nine years old, hearts, and little human figures.

These small, unfiltered thoughts stayed in the corners of my books.

They created a tiny room where I could quietly feel, “I’m okay.”

One gloomy and busy day, I walked down the street with anxious and heavy footsteps.

At a corner, I stopped and noticed little doodles and notes left on the wall.

I smiled.

I felt that these little thoughts were comforting me.

I hope the small gestures I create can give people a moment to walk a little more slowly,

and take them somewhere gentle—like having a siesta on a sunny afternoon.

Brooklyn,

on a sudden spring day,

Hanna

‘Little Doodle’ is an ongoing series inspired by playful doodles made on the edge of paper or the corner of a wall. Each piece combines vintage stones, crystal rhinestones, puzzle pieces, and tiny toys with resin and air-dry clay to create sculptural forms.

NO.6301 & 6303_ Little Doodles_Pendent

NO.6302_Lettle Doodles_Pendent

NO.6303_Little Doodles_Pendent

NO.6301_Little Doodles_Pendent