I kept working on my skills over and over to get my doodling game on a proper level. However, I AM a very determined person, and once I set a goal, I become unstoppable! Of course, practice is the key. I’m not an artistic person at all, and all I could ever draw was a smiley face (with an option to add a tongue to the design). Ok, confession time! Ever since I started my very first Bullet Journal, doodles have been my biggest challenge. In this guide, we’ll go through all the fundamentals and cover all you need to know to start doodling right away!Įven if you don’t have a creative cell in your body, after this post, you’ll be rocking pretty doodles all over your Bullet Journal. They all include cute little doodles that beginners can draw.Want to learn how to doodle? Not sure if you have any creativity or talent in you but still ache to give it a try? You’re in the right place!

Here's a round-up of How to Doodle books I found that I think you'll enjoy. So, I keep a library of my favorite doodles in the front of my bullet journal. In addition, I'm not very good at remembering doodles. I love opening up the book each day knowing I'm going to get to draw a really cute doodle in my bullet journal. I tend to get tired of my same old doodles, so I recently purchased How to Draw Almost Every Day and have been loving the results! The book is laid out in an annual calendar format so that you get a doodle prompt every day along with step-by-step instructions.

Here's help!ĭid you know there are so many books on how to draw cute easy doodles?

If you don't love your doodles, that's okay.

You don't need to be an artist! Anyone can doodle. Webster's Dictionary defines a doodle as 'an aimless or casual scribble, design, or sketch also: a minor work.' These simple drawings are a fun way to decorate your planner, notebook, and bullet journal.

Small doodling