Yoodles developed from scribbling and doodling (Yoodling) in my notebooks and bits of paper when I was stressed or nervous, creating shapes and patterns on a page, evolving into the characters I know today, helping me to express myself where words cannot.
Yoodles to me signify helping my mental health and are a form of creative therapy, and I hope to share my story with everyone, with each design having a positive meaning behind every character.
Tori Woolley is a Norfolk-based illustration and ‘Yoodles’ artist, called The Pink Hare. Ahead of a debut solo exhibition in Norwich this month, Tori explains the close connection between art and themes of mental health… Read More
At an early age painting and drawing always felt so natural and comforting, that I would find myself gravitating towards a canvas, and spending hours paintings what was in my head.… Read More
