Easy Summer Doodles to Transform Your Journal into a Sunny Paradise
Welcome to one more post on How To Doodle, full of doodling inspirations.
Summer is the perfect season to express your creativity and try something new. If you’re looking for ways to brighten up your summertime creative outlets with unique designs that will give any page a lift of color and joy, look no further!
In today’s post, I’ll show you some fun and easy summery doodles that are perfect for sprucing up your Bullet Journal pages.
Whether you use bright colors or monochrome pens, these detailed step-by-step guides will help bring out your inner artist in no time. So grab your journal, and let’s doodle!
Before I share with you some of my doodling pages, as well as doodle ideas from other creators, I wanted to make sure that you scroll until the end to get your free doodling worksheet.
Also at the end of the post, you’ll find some more resources on Summer doodles and other seasonal Bullet Journal ideas.
Easy Summer Doodles
I love creating doodling tutorials, but I think it's useful to share creations from other artists as well, since, after all, everyone has their own unique style, and seeing it all will help you develop your own.
I'm sure you'll find enough inspiration here to create your own unique doodles and use them for your fun Summer Bullet Journal pages.
These doodles are so perfect! I have to admire those perfect lines.
It’s also a great example of how even black-and-white doodles can be fun, happy, and cheerful!
I love those colors, especially that happy yellow.
I love seeing different people’s doodling pages like these; it always inspires me with theme ideas and generally helps to create a happy mood.
Speaking of hot summers, how awesome are these doodles?
I haven’t seen the sea seems like forever; at least I can look at these cute doodles and remember warm seas and hot white sand.
I’m actually surprised and don’t really have an explanation on why I started this list of doodles with black and white ones.
However, all those black-and-white doodles just prove that you don’t need tons of supplies to rock your pages.
These are not your typical Summer doodles, but I think since bugs are such a big part of Summer, it absolutely deserves to be on this list.
Plus, you can play around so much with different colors to add to each doodle.
These doodles have all the perfect Summer themed things, and I absolutely love that they are so colorful.
I appreciate the aesthetics of black and white but for me, it's all about the color!
How beautiful and cute are these doodles. I’m not really much of an ice cream person, but these doodles definitely make me wanna have some.
I really like how the middle one had these lines shade, such a cool trick to add a bit of dimension to your doodles.
Here is an example of Summer doodles the way I draw them. These are actually the ones I used in my Summer bucket list one year.
It's so easy to doodle ice cream! And with all the flavors available, you can play around so much with all the different colors.
I always find that when you do your doodles tiny they come out looking so much cuter.
Also really loving the bright and beautiful colors, I wonder what kind of markers were used to color these.
How cute and happy these doodles look!
I love that some of them are animated, I find that this is always a fun way to make your doodles stand up.
Technically these are not your usual summer doodles, but her – what can be more summer than seaside?
These are so simple to doodle and can help you create a beautiful summer Bullet Journal theme.
Growing up in a cold country, summer has always been the best time for fruits. Apart from imported tropical fruits being cheaper and much fresher, you also got tons of homegrown deliciousness.
Fresh strawberries, raspberries, apples, and blueberries. Nothing in shops tastes nearly as good as freshly picked berries!
I had to try to do black-and-white doodles as well! But I still felt like I wanted some contrast, so as you can see, I added a lot of colored in elements and extra lines.
Summer doodles don't have to be all about beach and ice cream, and these tutorials will allow you to create the cutest Summer fashion doodles. Love it!
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Doodling Supplies
If you’re looking for some extra doodling supplies recommendations, I’ve got you covered!
Having a slight stationery addiction, I’ve tries tons of different pens and markers and here are a few of my favorites:
- A doodling notepad. First, you need good paper, especially if you’ll be using your brush pens for coloring. I like using this Rhodia notepad that has amazing paper.
- A pencil is my must-have item for doodling. It helps so much to avoid mistakes and take time to refine your doodles. My go-to is Pilot Dr. Grip Mechanical Pencil which is probably the most comfortable pencil.
- Fineliners. I also love using fine liners for doodling – they create vivid black lines! My favorites are Sakura Pigma Microns.
- Markers. Something to add color! I could talk about these forever, but my favorites are probably Zebra Mildliners and Tombow Twin Tone.
Be sure to check my post The Best Pens For Doodling to get some more ideas.
Free Printables
As I’ve mentioned before, I have created a free printable worksheet to help you work on Summer doodles, and you already can find it in the Resources Vault.
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More Resources
Looking for some more posts on doodling or Summer Bullet Journal inspirations? Well, there are plenty of those on the blog.
Check out these posts later:
- 15 Cute And Easy Summer Doodles For Your Bullet Journal
- Summer Bucket List Bullet Journal Ideas
- Fantastic Summer Bullet Journal Page Ideas
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