Fill each section fully with the petal-like shape.ĭo this for all areas and then color in any unused space.

Draw three wavy lines heading diagonally, splitting the page into pretty equal thirds.

Fill in between each set of bands and the outside of the flower petals.

Return to the corner circles to draw a thin line that mirrors the original arc and repeat for the most minor point. Then, as if you are drawing flower petals, fill in the rest of each space’s box. Divide your space into four and draw an arc in a separate corner of each square.You can store your doodling pens in this DIY pencil case! 5-8 Repeat for all sections, and then continue making that wavy line as you fill in the space shortening it as you go. Pull your line away and up from the center of the bead, creating a wave-esque line. Again, divide your page into four squares and make a sizable dot in each center.

Then make soft peaked arced lines to mirror the diamond shape just drawn and continue until all negative space has lines.Ĭolor in the centers, even if it’s half of one going off the page. We’ll begin by sectioning your surface into four equal parts, then adding large “Xs” that divide each square into four triangles.Īfter, we’ll draw small web-like lines in each triangle point in the center.Use all the space provided and then come back into the areas created with lines that mirror the bend of the mounds. Start at the bottom of the page and work your way up by drawing in small arcs.Then, you’ll want to shade in anything you’d like and add the stars into the remaining holes. In the workspace, draw even circles in rows, even the ones that may go off the page–we want the whole space filled.Īfterward, you’ll stagger another round of rings, ensuring the previous negative space is in the middle of the new circles.

Fun and easy doodles