The makeover of the £1.35 million ($1.54 million) mansion, located in Tenterden, near Kent, in England, took the artist two years to complete. “They told me whatever you do, please don’t doodle,” he said. He also revealed in an interview with the Evening Standard, that the original owners of the house had initially pleaded with him to not cover it in his signature cartoon-like graffiti. Doodle, whose real name is Sam Cox, announced that he had doodled his home in a now-viral Twitter post that included a 2-minute stop-motion video of the painting process. This time, with the completion of his largest project to date: a 12-room mansion, which he bought in 2020, and has covered entirely in his own black-and-white squiggles, embellishing even the toilet and the oven. Doodle, who has skyrocketed to viral internet fame and auction stardom over the past two years, has done it again.
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