I’ve purchased several “how to draw” books to find an easy way and have done a lot of practice doodling using the Procreate app. Click here to read my full disclosure policy.īut, when first started bullet journaling I decided to make the most of it by learning how to draw my own bullet journal doodles. This post contains some affiliate links for your convenience. I didn’t think I had the drawing skills needed to do so. I’ve always enjoyed looking at other people’s bullet journal spreads on social media but never thought I could draw those things.

Thank you for supporting this blog! Read my full disclosure policy here.Every time I see a new journal at the craft store or online, I want to get my hands on it! All those blank pages, ready to be filled with whatever I choose! This post may contain affiliate links which means that if you purchase something through one of my links, I make a small commission. I hope you love this list and that you leave feeling inspired. Use the birthday doodles as your theme inspiration for the month of your birthday! Maybe the ocean doodles for the month of August or better yet, go somewhere warm next January and use them to plan and document your trip! As you are scrolling through, I hope there is a doodle that you love so much that you plan an entire monthly theme around it. This is a huge list of easy bullet journal doodles that are beginner friendly! I am excited to share this great list of practical and simple drawings for you and I to practice doing together! There is a little bit of everything in here. Here is a huge list of EASY Bullet Journal Doodles that you need to see! From food, flowers and plants to oceans and animals! You are going to love these Step-by-Step Easy Bullet Journal Doodles! You might want to get started drawing in your bullet journal but think you are terrible at drawing.

Fun and easy doodles