So, I want to share with those who are curious.Īnd for the record… all you need to doodle or draw is a writing instrument and something to draw on. This section is totally unnecessary to your success in drawing or doodling, but I get asked regularly what I like and what I use. Take advantage of all the learning opportunities available to you on YouTube. I’m not one to encourage laziness (okay, maybe I am), but YouTube is a lot more than just cute cat videos.
When you can just have fun without the pressure of ‘adding up’, you’ll find you open up more creatively and learn in a way that works best for you. Instead, roll with the Beatles and Let it Be. It’s far to easy to get caught in the comparison game when it comes to art. Joining a doodle challenge is a great way to get started. Just try to remember to doodle a little every day. I hate ever referring to it as practice as if you’re gearing up for some big tournament. I know some people might argue against this, but as long as you are not taking the work and claiming it as your own idea and you give credit, in my opinion, copying can be extremely beneficial. It’s totally okay to copy when you are learning.That’s why I want to share with you some super simple easy drawings that anyone can do.īefore we get started, I have a few tips for success: Animals (e.g., cats, dogs, birds) Animals are a great way to add life to your doodles. Once done, add a door to complete your house. They can be used for cardmaking, notetaking, bullet journaling, scrapbooking, and simple relaxation.īut, sometimes doodling can seem like more of a chore than an enjoyable hobby. Like trees, they are simple and easy to draw: start by making a rectangle shape with curved lines, then add a roof and some windows.
Please see my Disclosure for more information.Ĭute and easy doodles are all the rage.
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