Last year, Cox made headlines after someone paid almost $1 million for a green-and-black Mr Doodle canvas titled 'Spring' (2019) at Tokyo Chuo Auction Company.
It's every child's dream — drawing over the walls all day long. Now, one artist, known as Mr Doodle, has turned it into a reality at his home in Kent, the UK. All photos: PA
Cox, who lives with his wife Alena, says he spent two years creating the Doodle House, a 12-room home he bought for £1.35 million.
Cox has covered the entire mansion inside and out in his eye-catching, monochrome and cartoonish hand-drawn doodles.
Even the plug sockets has been scrawled over.
Cox in one of his bathrooms.
The sprawling property in the leafy England.
Doodle House was completed using 900 litres of white emulsion paint, 401 cans of black spray paint, 286 bottles of black drawing paint and 2,296 pen nibs.
Sam Cox and his wife Alena outside the Doodle House.
Flowers inside Doodle House.
Cox is already hugely popular on the internet, with his videos attracting millions of views. His Instagram account has more than 2.7 million followers.
The kitchen inside Doodle House.
The stairwell.
According to online resource 'artnet.com', Cox's works have amassed nearly $4.7 million in sales.
Cox told 'The Sunday Times' that the couple who sold him the home begged him not to doodle on it.
Another view of the bathroom.
The kitchen counter inside Doodle House.
Cox outside the Doodle House.
Cox now wants to doodle more houses in his neighbourhood and make a doodle town.
Last year, Cox made headlines after someone paid almost $1 million for a green-and-black Mr Doodle canvas titled 'Spring' (2019) at Tokyo Chuo Auction Company.
It's every child's dream — drawing over the walls all day long. Now, one artist, known as Mr Doodle, has turned it into a reality at his home in Kent, the UK. All photos: PA
Cox, who lives with his wife Alena, says he spent two years creating the Doodle House, a 12-room home he bought for £1.35 million.
Cox has covered the entire mansion inside and out in his eye-catching, monochrome and cartoonish hand-drawn doodles.
Even the plug sockets has been scrawled over.
Cox in one of his bathrooms.
The sprawling property in the leafy England.
Doodle House was completed using 900 litres of white emulsion paint, 401 cans of black spray paint, 286 bottles of black drawing paint and 2,296 pen nibs.
Sam Cox and his wife Alena outside the Doodle House.
Flowers inside Doodle House.
Cox is already hugely popular on the internet, with his videos attracting millions of views. His Instagram account has more than 2.7 million followers.
The kitchen inside Doodle House.
The stairwell.
According to online resource 'artnet.com', Cox's works have amassed nearly $4.7 million in sales.
Cox told 'The Sunday Times' that the couple who sold him the home begged him not to doodle on it.
Another view of the bathroom.
The kitchen counter inside Doodle House.
Cox outside the Doodle House.
Cox now wants to doodle more houses in his neighbourhood and make a doodle town.
Last year, Cox made headlines after someone paid almost $1 million for a green-and-black Mr Doodle canvas titled 'Spring' (2019) at Tokyo Chuo Auction Company.
