Random Sketches+ Coloring pages
I always have a bit of an hard time posting on social media because I never think to post it anywhere past TikTok, so here's a collection of various art pieces I've made to basically act as a post/ filler post. I have art I'd like to show but alas I never make a folder purely for my own art so almost all of it is scattered amongst 2-3k images and videos XD. To be fair I've tried desperately to tidy up and keep my pictures organized at least five times now so it's kinda a fruitless effort but I try. I will post new stuff soon Don't you worry. Because of an issue looking back on one series I've decided to revamp some somewhat old OCs, ones you've all seen before I think? I plan on posting them individually and then all together at the end, but I just need to push through and get the final one for now done.
Hey fellow art lovers! I totally get it – sometimes the blank page just stares back at you, and you're thinking, 'Where do I even start for some easy and cool drawing ideas?' I’ve been there, sifting through thousands of my own scattered art files, trying to find inspiration myself. But honestly, the best part about art is that it doesn't have to be perfect, especially when you're just looking for a fun creative outlet or something cool to sketch. One of my favorite ways to get started is by embracing simple outlines. You know those 'neon outline sketches' that pop? They're fantastic for practicing form without getting bogged down in details. I often start with just a basic shape – maybe a character's head or a funky object – and then play around with adding a bold, contrasting outline. It makes even the simplest drawing look super cool and stylized. Don't be afraid to experiment with different line weights and colors; that's where the unique magic happens! If you're looking for 'cool drawings for beginners,' think about what genuinely excites you. Do you love animals? Try sketching a 'black cat' or a playful puppy with exaggerated features. Are you into fantasy? A simple 'wizard character' with a flowing cloak can be surprisingly easy to bring to life with just a few lines. I’ve found that drawing things that make me smile, like a cute 'Pusheen the cat holding boba tea,' always turns out better because the joy comes through! These don't need to be masterpieces; they're just fun exercises. And speaking of fun, let’s talk about coloring pages! While my current collection might have some 'partially colored coloring pages' floating around (oops, still working on that organization!), they’re a brilliant way to explore color palettes and practice shading without the pressure of drawing from scratch. You can even take one of your simple 'character sketches' and turn it into a coloring page for yourself or a friend. It’s a fantastic way to develop your artistic eye and unwind. For those of you wanting 'unique easy creative drawings,' don't overlook everyday objects. A 'milk carton' or a pile of 'strawberries' can become incredibly charming subjects with a little personality added. Think about giving them little faces or placing them in quirky scenarios. Or, if you're feeling a bit more adventurous, try to doodle some 'trippy drawings to trace.' Start with a simple geometric shape, then repeat and overlay it, adding psychedelic patterns. You’d be amazed at how quickly something really eye-catching comes together. My biggest tip for anyone just starting or feeling stuck is this: just draw! Grab whatever you have – a pencil, a pen, or even those 'colored pencils' I love so much – and put it to paper. Don’t worry about making it perfect, just enjoy the process. Every sketch, every doodle, every 'random sketch' is a step in your artistic journey. Keep practicing, keep experimenting, and most importantly, keep having fun with it! You never know what amazing 'drawing ideas' will pop up next in your very own sketchbook.