Drawing becomes most enjoyable when you keep it simple. Each mushroom is easy and stress-free to draw individually, but when you bring them together, it creates the illusion of a more intricate artwork, all while following a straightforward process.
You don't always need colour to make something beautiful. This sunflower is drawn entirely in black ink using nothing but lines and a bit of patience. It’s a great way to practise your mark-making and get more confident with a brush pen.
Whether you keep it monochrome or decide to colour it later...
There’s no shame in drawing cute. This rainbow lolly is ridiculously simple to recreate but still gives you loads of satisfaction when it’s done. Big shapes, bright colours, and just the right amount of face.
Perfect for when you want to draw something that looks cheerful but doesn’t take hours.
This tutorial proves we can draw cute stuff if we want to. We use prompt cards and kawaii vibes to fill a page in our sketchbook just using black pens.
Over the years I’ve had a lot of fun drawing this iconic donut—usually with a weird twist like flies or a worm crawling out of it. But this time I kept it simple: no monsters, no gross bits, just a clean version with that familiar blue background. It’s weirdly satisfying.
If you’ve never drawn it...
One reason I love drawing monsters is because you can practice drawing 3 different noses on one character and it still looks OK. That's exactly what I did in this tutorial.
