Cute doodle art

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Whether you try Toggle between your doodle interests with our table of content here: What are journal doodles? A doodleis a simple drawing that usually doesn’t take very long to create. Think about all those little drawings you probably did on your schoolwork back at school. Well, now you have free reign to be as creative as you like. We love doodles as it is a super-easy way to personalize your bullet journal and you can find doodle journal ideason any topic imaginable. Also, there are plenty of doodle promptsonline to help anyone create art… yes, even if you aren’t creative. As an added bonus to your bujo looking fabulous, doodling is a stress reliever! So it helps you relax and even aids concentration, all while making your bullet journal pretty. Our Favorite Doodle Supplies For the most basic doodles, a simple doodle pencil is all you need. We know that you love to make your bullet journal look amazing though so thought we would share some of the drawing supplies we love. To make finding the best doodle for you easier, we have created this ultimate list of doodles for journals. Keep reading to find our all-time favorite journal doodle ideas,from animals to Holidays, flowers to magical creatures, this list has something for every bujo fan. Cactus Doodles Love these doodles? Head to our Leaf Doodles Tree Doodles Mushroom Doodles Want to become a better drawer? Why not try a All you need to do is try to d...

• Sharks • Bugs • Stick Characters • Lipstick • Eyeshadow Case • Makeup Tools • Christmas Stockings • Sun • Moon • Stars • Rain • Cats • Dogs • Ladybugs • Umbrellas Looking for weekly spread ideas? Check out these awesome Seasonal & Holiday Doodle Ideas Check out these cute doodle ideas with seasonal and holiday themes. You’ll love these spring flowers, Halloween pumpkins, and Christmas tree doodles. They’re the perfect way to add character to your notebook. Be sure to try out the doodles with step-by-step instructions. It’s an easy way to get started. Spring Doodles Wreath Doodles Spring Flower Doodles Spring Doodle Ideas-flowers + frogs + lemons + strawberries + acorns + tea + lady bugs Rainbow + Sun + Rain Clouds + Flowers + Potted Plant + Bird Nest + Step-by-Step How to Draw: Potted Plant + Flower Bouquet + Watering Can With Flowers Umbrella + Grass + Kite + Catterpillar + Lemon + Leaf + Rain Drops + Sunshine + Picnic Basket + Easter Eggs Music Notes + Spring Flower Basket + Snail + Flower Bouquet + Carrots + Flower Bouquet + Bee + Strawberry + Butterfly + Tea Mushrooms + Flower + Branch + Acorns Summer Doodles Cactus Doodles Potted Cacti Doodles Beach Ball + Watermelon + Shovel and Pale + Ice Cream Cone + Sun + Swim Trunks + Sun Hat + Portable Radio/Boom Box + Fish + Palm Tree + Sandals + Sand Castle + Floatie + Sunglasses + Lemonade + Lounge Chair Fall Doodles Pumpkin + Candles + Ghost + Snake + Candy Corn + Fall Leaves + Magic Crystal Ball + Witch Hat + Grave Stone ...

Table of Contents • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • I am a rabid doodler. As a child, I would sit at my laminated counter, and watch my mom talking on the avocado-green wall phone, doodling away on a small white legal note pad. Scribble scribble scribble doodle doodle doodle. It was MESMERIZING. She usually just used a cheap ballpoint pen, but wow did that pen fly around the page, creating lines and shapes, going over lines to darken them or slightly change the shape. The lines would turn into long, flowing vines traveling across the entire page (a long phone call), or they’d stop at a to-do item that was boxed in with a decorative rectangle. Since then I’ve been doodling every time I’m at/on a meeting, class, workshop, making lists, anywhere I have a paper and pen, basically. Here’s what I know: Doodling is easy. Doodling is fun. Doodling is majorly relaxing. Anyone can doodle. I like cookies. Exactly What is Doodle Art? My definition of doodling is casually drawing or sketching on paper, usually without a finished product in mind. In that way, doodle art is similar to process art, where the act of drawing (doodling) is more important than the finished product. So, while some doodle art looks cool when you are finished, this is more about being present and relaxing into the time you take to sit down and doodle. In fact, I use doodling all the time as I guess doodling has evolved some from my definition, because as you can see below, I’ve included examples of Zentangle...

Doodling is a great way to unleash your creativity and let your imagination run wild. It can also be a fun way to relieve stress and relax your mind. This blog post will share 45 of the best doodle art ideas that will help you unleash your inner artist. Simple Doodles Start simple on your doodles. Use basic shapes, everyday things you see around you, or anything that inspires you. The most important thing is to start on your doodles and work on improving. 1. Breakfast Options Doodle of breakfast options - Image by Doodles by Sarah Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Sometimes, it can be frustrating when you get the same type of food every so often. Why not then try these breakfast options to visualize what you want? You can draw these on a separate sheet of paper to cut and paste into your journal. Better yet, take out that Cricut and create your doodle food stickers as a fun and delicious way of accessorizing your scrapbooks and journals. 2. Kawaii Faces Kawaii faces - Image by Vinnie's Doodle World Kawaii is a Japanese word that means "cute." Use your imagination and create these cute faces in various expressions in the usual doodling style. Draw them together into one big picture or draw them separately, and it’ll be cuteness overload either way. 3. Cats A doodle showing different poses of cats - Image by Milly's Doodle Art Pets, in general, are one of the easiest subjects to use in doodling because of your emotional attachment to them. Cats make cute subje...