Doodles to Draw

The begin of a new 12 months is a best time to begin a innovative hobby, such as doodling, and the pleasant way to get began in doodling is to simply start. That can also no longer sound too helpful, however it’s true! There are no horrific doodles – all of us has a exceptional fashion of doodling.

But, if you want a little concept on the place to start, nowadays I am displaying you 6 distinctive plant life that you can effortlessly doodle!

This is a free-form drawing undertaking that deals with the factors of layout – colour, line, shape, shape and texture. Very outstanding unique works of artwork can be performed by means of surely doodling.

Have a seem to be at the works of many splendid artists like Joan Miro, Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee for inspiration.

Doodles to Draw Step-By-Step

1st Step:

Sketch out some flower pots. These don’t all have to be your run-of-the-mill terra cotta pot, you can try doodling a bowl, a mason jar, a bucket, etc.

I always like to start my doodles with a MONO Drawing Pencil, rather than starting with ink, just so that I can easily erase anything I don’t like.

2nd Step:

Doodle in your plants! Plant suggestions: saguaro cactus, barrel cactus, succulents, daisies, vines, etc. You can also just doodle flowers from your imagination!

3rd Step:

Go over your doodles with a MONO Drawing Pen. I personally like the 03 tip size for doodling, so that’s what I used here. The ink dries instantly, so you can go back right away and erase any pencil lines that are showing!

4th Step:

Color in your doodles! I used Vol 1 of the Irojiten Colored Pencil Dictionary because I loved the bright colors- they remind me of Spring, which is perfect for coloring in plants, right?

5th Step:

Now grab your TwinTone markers and add outlines and details on top of the colored pencils! I love how the pastel TwinTone colors match up so well with this set of Irojiten Colored Pencils!

 

That’s it from me today! Happy Doodling!

 

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