News about Sam Cox

Mr Doodle will fill the walls, floor and ceiling of the Hoburne Museum, in Bath, with his artwork. The exhibition, which is due to open on May 3, will showcase a selection of pieces from Mr Doodle's personal sketchbooks going back to his teenage years as well as new installations drawn all over the exhibition. Primarily characterised by black ink on a white background, Mr Doodle's graphic style conjures up a world of quirky creatures and anthropomorphic forms - using ink pens and spray paint to intricately weave together what he describes as 'graffiti spaghetti'. Sam Cox, aka Mr Doodle, said: 'My intention has always been to create a universal doodle language that can relate to and attract people from all over the world.'

Tottenham will be supporting 'one of their own' as a thrilling climax to the National League season sees five teams battling to avoid relegation on the final day. One of the clubs with all to play for on Saturday lunchtime is Wealdstone whose manager Sam Cox is a former Spurs academy team-mate of Harry Kane, Ryan Mason and Andros Townsend, and still works at the Premier League club coaching the under-15s. He joined Wealdstone's coaching staff in January and became interim manager a fortnight ago.

In recent weeks, she has been hinting at her solo music venture. Perrie Edwards took to Instagram on Thursday to post what seemed to be a behind the scenes snap from a music video with her entourage, which also includes a glam team and record bosses. As she posed with her cousin Ellie Hemmings, the Little Mix founder, and Columbia Records' Hayley Marchant and stylist Jordan Kelsey, all looked sensational in the black and white snap.

Harry Maddox, a Cornwall man, told the BBC how he created the intricate rock sculpture on Porthpean beach in Cornwall in under an hour, while his wife did the shopping. After his niece, Leanne, the artist named the Moongate structure. In places like Anglesey and Dorset, he has developed these structures up and down the country.

Sam Cox, 34, of Devon, will begin a journey of more than 1,200 miles (2,000 kilometers) in November in an attempt to complete the longest solo unsupported Antarctic crossing. Sam will ski in temperatures as cold as -50°C along a route 310 miles (500 km) longer than anything else tried, completely alone and with no equipment beyond what he can carry himself. Sam will travel via the Ross ice shelf from Berkner Island to the South Pole and then to the continent's far coast at Reedy glacier. Sam will reach the record books alongside Antarctic exploration legends Ernest Shackleton, Douglas Mawson, and Lou Rudd, but there is no room for error.

JANE FRYER: Sam Cox knew that one day he would be a well-known doodle artist, buy a massive white mansion, and doodle all about it. Happily, he is a touch more focused than most of us, and so, hey presto, Sam (aka Mr Doodle with a social media following of over two million), his beautiful Ukrainian wife, Alena, 32, and I are all sitting on doodled sofas in his grand doodle mansion set in three acres of sweeping lawns in Tenterden, Kent, who is about a million dollars. Cartoons, squiggles, and patterns are mixed in black and white. Even the windows and patio doors are daubed with black acrylic paint, the skirting boards, the cornicing, the table, the TV stand, and the wood burner.

Sam Cox, also known as Mr Doodle, has spent the past two years plastering the walls of his six-bedroom, neo-Georgian mansion with the distinctive black-and-white drawings that earned him his name. Since studying illustration at the University of The West of England in Bristol, where he would spend 16-hour days drawing, the artist, 28, earned the name 'the Doodle Man'. In 2017, he opened a Mr Doodle pop-up store at Old Street in east London, which saw a Facebook video of his creations watched 46 million times per week. However, Mr Cox's lifelong ambition has been to buy a house to turn it into a 'doodle-verse,' according to him. And in 2019, the 28-year-old's aspirations came true as he bought a house in Tenterden, Kent, worth £1.35 million.