Robert Seaman, a beloved New Hampshire artist known for his imaginative 'daily doodles', passed away at 92. His journey into art began after leaving a real estate career at age 60, and he inspired many with his intricate drawings during challenging times, particularly the COVID-19 pandemic. After moving into an assisted living facility, he found solace in doodling, which became a crucial part of his daily routine. Even amid health struggles, his creativity flourished, culminating in his last doodle on Valentine's Day, embodying his spirit and dedication to artistry.
Seaman's daily doodles became a source of joy during the pandemic, illustrating his creativity and resilience even in the face of confinement.
In his later years, Seaman's art evolved from initial dark themes to whimsical and light-hearted doodles that highlighted his love for science fiction and humor.
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