20 years of HON Circle in one picture
How does it actually feel to have the most exclusive frequent flyer status? It’s virtually impossible to put into words. That’s why we’d like to share this feeling with the world through our HON Circle Members and the artist Sam Cox, better known as “Mr Doodle”, in a unique work of art.
Sam’s detailed doodle style is perfect for translating the many stories, perspectives and emotions we’ve received from our HON Circle Members as inspiration into one big picture. The result will be a work of art at Munich Airport that truly says more than a thousand words and is inspired by unique moments and wonderful memories from 20 years of HON Circle.
Hello, Mr Doodle
Creative, upbeat and a little eccentric, the artistic genius Sam Cox is the perfect choice for creating a work of art that will capture 20 years of HON Circle for all eternity.
“I’m really looking forward to doodling for HON Circle and the Lufthansa Group. Maybe it will bring me one step closer to flying back to DoodleLand.”
Sam Cox
Master of the art of doodling
With his detailed and whimsical style, Sam Cox has attracted a great deal of attention around the world for many years and is one of the most prominent ambassadors of the contemporary art scene. He turns everyday objects and spaces into living artworks, characterised by dynamic, playful patterns and motifs. “Mr Doodle” spent two years painting his entire house inside and out. From the facade to the toilet seat, his cartoon-like figures, shapes and symbols blanket what was once a completely white canvas in quirky, highly animated imagery.
A house – a work of art
Sam Cox aka Mr Doodle bought the house in December 2019 and began working on the project two months later.
Living artwork
Together with his wife Alena, the artist transformed his house – including the garden, kitchen and car – into the biggest doodle in the world.
Art in south-east England
The Doodle House in Tenterden, Kent, is now covered from floor to ceiling with his distinctive black and white doodles. It’s quite spectacular.
Record-breaking
Sam Cox and his Doodle House in Tenterden: 900 litres of white paint, 401 cans of spray paint, 286 bottles of drawing paint, 2,296 pen nibs
