
Napkin drawings
One-of-a-kind, signed, multimedia pen work on whatever napkin was handy.
John Lee is a self-described obsessed createaholic, a multimedia artist in North Carolina who has been drawing since he was six and simply never put the pen down.
A self-described obsessed createaholic in North Carolina, drawing since he was six.





doodling since age 6
John started drawing at six and kept going: in margins, on scraps, on whatever was within reach. Somewhere along the way the doodles grew up into something people wanted to keep.
[Where John grew up, his first drawing memory, the moment he knew this was his thing. Two or three sentences in his words make this section sing.]
He works without a single style or medium, and without rules. If it holds ink or paint, it’s fair game.
“I wake up every day and say to myself: you’re an incredible creator, now CREATE!!!”

One-of-a-kind, signed, multimedia pen work on whatever napkin was handy.

Smooth stones from the river, painted until they’re someone’s new favorite thing.

Drawn on screen with the same scribbly hand, made for walls and gifts.
Stories with crows in them, naturally. In the works now.
adj. lost in thought, on purpose
Crows watching from the edge of the field. Quiet pieces that look back at you.
adj. a red hat on a crow
Knit caps, borrowed flowers, a crow reading to an owl. Nothing too serious.
adj. mushrooms the size of chairs
Little worlds that feel like the middle of a story you want to know more about.
John draws all kinds of subjects, but he keeps coming back to birds, and to crows above all.
See the crows in the Gallery“Their superior intellect, their size, crows and ravens, color, movement and personality and intuitive nature. The freedom of flight is mesmerizing.”

Joy, a smile, a wow.

Browse the originals, or ask John to make something just for you.