And lastly, here’s a llama doodle that is too cute to resist. It’s super easy to draw and you’ll have loads of fun doing so. For an extra detail, you can color in the ears and the cloth on the llama in your chosen colors. When I hear the phrase, ‘cute doodles’, I think of little food drawings with faces. Or any object that has been personified with sweet little smiles and big round eyes, thereby making us love it. For Queen Victoria, it was donkeys. For Winston Churchill, it was airplanes. For Leonardo da Vinci, it was everything from crude drawings to the first workings of his groundbreaking laws of frictions. Throughout history, humans – whether royalty or a bored office worker – have doodled. These are super easy to draw, and they can be excellent decorations for so many different themes and collections. How To Doodle Leaves When in doubt, repeat. If you are in the doodling groove and suddenly aren’t sure what to draw, repeat some shapes or patterns you’ve already drawn. Repetition makes good design.

Murillo didn't spend his childhood drawing on desks – the Catholic school he attended would never have allowed it, he says. But, after moving to the UK from Colombia aged 10, drawing was, he says "an act of therapy". Hours spent at home sketching still lives grounded him to a new way of life in the UK – one spent mainly indoors instead of in the streets, the rivers and the mountains of Columbia. "I'd just spend the entire afternoon and evening listening to pirate radio and doing these drawings," he says. "I'm sad I don't have those drawings because I think they were very important – the act of it was very, very important." If you are a beginner doodler, great! There are so many ways to start doodling, so just find a pen and paper and start making shapes. These doodle how-to-s are a great way to instantly add some cuteness to any spread! This tutorial is perfect for flamingo lovers of any skill levelTry out different pens and papers to find what you like. I love doodling with Sharpies, and also gel pens. Try a few of the same doodles with different pens to see the differences. We call it basic because you can create different shapes by manipulating them in varied ways. You can refine these shapes into different new shapes. So, these shapes can serve as a guide to creating more shapes.

You can doodle everything you see. Just start drawing those figures in your style and way on a piece of paper. They may be faces, flowers, leaves, garden, and all things around. Write your first name along with the last name of your crush. This will help you see if you're a match made in heaven. Draw faces with the biggest, cutest eyes you can fit on them. Seriously, fill those faces up with huge eyes and tiny other features. Who needs a mouth when you have THOSE EYESLeaves are a great decoration for your Bullet Journal; in fact, I had a whole tropical theme in my journal one time, just with some leave doodles.