But this one is way easier for those of you who are just beginning, and the books themselves turn out smaller so you’d use this drawing at different times. I know, I know… I already posted one book tutorial. This is another version of a book doodle tutorial from your favorite bookworms. Spring has definitely sprung and I’m so excited that I almost wet my plants. The drawings are simple, cute, and very decorative. Spring is my absolute favorite doodling season, and a lot of it has to do with perfecting the seasonal artwork! In this doodle, you can learn to make tulips, umbrellas, flower pots, and eggs. Spring is in the air, and so are the fresh and bright doodles to go with it! In my bullet journal, I have season themes in the months of December, April, July, and September. Photo credit: Nicole Barlettano on Instagram
Light bulbs signify new ideas, innovation, brightness, and positivity? Because of that, you’ll definitely want to know how to make them for your bullet journal doodles and trackers! Her tutorial is easy to understand, the light bulbs are professionally drawn, and she even gives different shapes of light bulbs Spring Doodles When I really think about everything a light bulb can stand for, I realize how much I love doodles with them incorporated. The book is lifelike, the overview is simple, and she even has step-by-step instructions Light Bulb MomentĮverything begins with an idea, and a little light bulb going off in your head. Tutorials like this one absolutely save me, and I’ve come so far! If you’re wondering how to draw a book.
I’m left-handed so teachers trying to teach me in school was impossible, I get frustrated, and I don’t have artistic parents to help me. Before bujo doodling, I didn’t feel like I could draw ANYTHING.
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