The official definition of a doodle is “scribble absentmindedly”.

If you just stopped by to check out the doodles then feel free to scroll on down and you’ll find them!īut if you’re interested in knowing a few fun facts about doodling, well, here goes: This helps us fund creating great content for you! For more information click here ~ Why Doodling is Good For Your Brain If you click one and make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no additional cost to you. Most doodles are just a few basic shapes that are joined together so I’m hoping once I’ve made a few of these my brain will start recognizing others!

Some of them were under doodles and some were under drawings so be sure to search both if you’re looking for ideas. Boy was I surprised at how many different tutorials I found for these. So my definition of a doodle is a quick drawing that can be made in 10 steps or less. So I’ve been collecting tutorials and how to’s and I’m going to share them with you. So practicing my handwriting is a future project, but doodles, well that seemed like a project I could learn.

It’s certainly legible, but some people have beautiful, flowing handwriting. I can follow instructions and still be able to personalize things, but I can’t draw.Įven my handwriting is not that pretty (that’s a future project). There are so many bonuses in being able to express your creativity however you like, and that’s one of the places that doodles come in. One of the things we love most about Bullet Journals is that they help you organize your whole life.

A doodle can be a quick way to make art and we’ve got some easy ones that you can copy and that will hopefully inspire you to be even more creative! Bullet Journal Doodles

Fun and easy doodles