What's the best doodle you've ever drawn in class?

[Slenn]

Just came to thinkin' since the school years are starting up (at least in the US to my knowledge), what was the best drawing you ever doodled in class?

I remember a few of mine were of my original characters, and some of them were of abstract places with floating crystals in a tempest.

 

[delet]

I drew my left arm on the back of my math homework once. It looked really nice, too. I think I threw it away.

 

[Zap Rowsdower]

I don't doodle too much, but this thread reminds me of Superbad.
You know what I mean.

 

[Gigaguy64]

I remember one of my better doodles was a Druid from Fire Emblem.
I think it turned out really well, and i got the details pretty close to how they really look.

 

[MikailCaboose]

Just a bloody sword. Nothing special 'bout it either. Though I quite liked the hilt now that I think of it...
Most of my "doodling" is just random lines that form random patterns that get filled in...leading to a giant jumble of randomness that I soon forget, left to the sidelines of my notes in Psychology.

 

[snowman6251]

A zombie. I'm no artist but by sheer luck it actually turned out looking "ok".

 

[Berserker119]

I once drew three hundred stick spartans on a piece of paper. It kinda hurt after a while.

 

[L3m0n_L1m3]

Well, in french class,

Spoiler: oh god big picture

And when I was done with my English final I decided to cover my left arm in "BETTER SAFE THAN SORRY". That got some funny looks.

(Also sorry if anyone finds that picture offensive for any reason.)

 

[Iffat Nur]

Altair, from Assassin's Creed.

 

[Sacman]

I drew the Gorillaz - Demon Days cover art on my binder in class once it turned out very good...

 

[Erana]

...I don't think I can respond to this thread considering that I'm an art major and most of my classes were art. XD

 

[BBMv12]

I remember that I used to hate English in year 8 so much that I'd spend almost all lesson drawing on my book. One such drawing was an awesome version of Jason Voorhees.

It was damn near perfect and took up half a page. I drew in pencil, carefully went over it in pen, added a body, a knife, coloured it in etc. (over the space of quite a few lessons, obviously) and then, for some reason I drew him killing Spoink (look it up). Spoink ruined it so I tippexed it out. I should have drawn him killing Mrs. Pickering (***** of an English teacher). Good stuff, but I've no idea what happened to that drawing.

 

[Blue_vision]

I don't doodle too much, but this thread reminds me of Superbad.
You know what I mean.

Damn, you just made me want to watch the entire movie again.

Last year I spent a good 1/2 of my doodling time in class drawing out cities. Big metropolises, european-style towns, entire asteroids paned over. Some of those were pretty epic, but I don't know what my best one is.

 

[Estocavio]

I drew a very large group of people walking down a street... A very, very large highly detailed group that took a month to make.

 

[The Austin]

A walrus with a top hat and a monocle.

On my desk.

From that point on people knew me as "The kid who drew that walrus on the desk in room 301"

 

[Pegghead]

I don't really doodle in class, but in an art class a year or two ago I was testing out my pencil on this blank page then later I just decided to grab a tissue, a smudge here, a smudge there, two stark lines and it became a really nice image partly modelled off a girl I knew in primary. I'll post it if I can find the book and scan it up.

Mind you I'm a crap drawer and I've never been that bored in class.

 

[Zap Rowsdower]

I don't doodle too much, but this thread reminds me of Superbad.
You know what I mean.

Damn, you just made me want to watch the entire movie again.

I do what I can.

 

[ArMartinez02]

its was a stick figure, i suck at drawing lol

 

[BenzSmoke]

I drew a Super Mutant Behemoth instead of doing English work. Totally worth it.
If my scanner was working I could show you... but it's not. :-(
In fact I've got an entire binder of drawings that I did in school.

 

[Altorin]