Here are a few ideas to get you started: Under the ocean, science, transportation, love, tableware, round objects.

This doodle idea is taken from my book, Tangle Art And Drawing Games For Kids. I think it might be my favorite project from the book. Doodle CloudsThere are PLENTY of examples of cute Kawaii doodles online, or you can buy books that show you how to draw kawaii doodles. The name of the project, Frequencies, refers to the many diversities it reveals, whether geographical, socio-economic, political – and through his thousands of collaborators, he hopes to capture things he would never be able to himself. "As an artist, one of the things that has been fundamental to me is travel and geographical research but I know my limits. I know that it doesn't matter how much I want to connect to a place I'm doing it through a very specific filter." The canvasses contain local cultural symbols and differences but there are many commonalities, too. Certain names – Ronaldo, Beyoncé, One Direction – appear again and again, and there are familiar recurring motifs – hearts, skulls, flowers. At Harvard Health Publishing, Srini Pillay says that doodling can help you with your memory, stress release, and improved focus. Well, isn’t that something worth trying out? Otherwise, these animal doodles are the best way to make a blank space look incredible even if it wasn’t intentional.

Doodle underwater creatures. Draw an ocean and place all of the underwater creatures you can think of, from jellyfish to sharks, in this fun seascape. You can wing it or follow my bullseye Zentangle technique here, but you basically can’t go wrong with this method. Add Your Own Twist – don’t be afraid to venture out! Develop your own style. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by how amazing your doodles turn out when you let go and have fun.Add more details. Add trees, lamps, phone booths, trash cans, and even people walking their dogs on the streets outside the city. Brainstorm some themes and then brainstorm all the objects you can think of within those themes and fill a sketchbook spread with your themed doodles. Doodle time is the perfect time to practice drawing living (or semi-living) things. People, animals, monsters, zombies, etc. Amazing creatures by Bon09 Are you trying to find ways to incorporate self-care and creativity into your life? Would you like to introduce the Zentangle Method to your children or students but you’re not sure how? Since then I’ve been doodling every time I’m at/on a meeting, class, workshop, making lists, anywhere I have a paper and pen, basically. Here’s what I know: