The article discusses the use of squeegee art by Madi Sketchbook to create an expressive art using unconventional methods. The use of a squeegee introduces movement, texture, and a sense of unpredictability that gives each piece its own unique identity. The style of the squeegee is highlighted by the way color is pushed and pulled across the surface, creating soft gradients, unexpected transitions, and abstract shapes that often feel almost landscape like without being overly defined. The author suggests that creativity can come from unconventional methods such as using a simple tool in a creative way.