500+ Doodles to DRESS UP YOUR BUJO

Doodles are simple drawings that can have a huge impact. They can add personality to your notebook such as a bullet journal, serve as a creative outlet that help you destress, and generally make you happy (as you admire your totally cute drawings). Check out these easy doodle art, organized by theme, to add some style to your planner pages.

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Flower doodles

Floral doodles are a versatile kind of doodle with endless possibilities. This bullet journal printable set includes flowers, leaves and stems, and potted or jarred plants. (via The Petite Planner)

Floral doodles - 1 flower, 10 distinct variations

This 6-minute video shows you how to use one flower in ten different ways. It first starts off with how to draw a simple flower with 5 petals. With some additional lines within the petals, outlining, circles and dots, you can create very unique-looking flower patterns. (via Camilla Løschbrandt)

Succulent doodles

Starting to become a more popular theme that looks great on the bullet journal monthly log, maybe because of their innate minimalist nature that more and more people can relate to nowadays. I like that the pots show a bit of personality as well. (via Think Stock Photos)

Tree doodles

Their sturdy nature make them a good choice for doodling practice. (via Pin source)

Animal doodles

Who doesn’t love looking at cute animal drawings? This collection includes 2 versions of each icon: fill in and outline, ranging from mammals to insects. (via Creative Market)

Weather doodles

If weather is a tracker idea that you use in your planner, then this set of icons could give you inspiration. I totally love the simplicity of these icons, like how 3 lines with a curved end designates wind. (via Alessio Atzeni)

Travel doodles

Especially motivating to use in your travel journal planning pages. From standard airplane and tourist doodles to camping, summer-themed icons, and even some famous landmarks. (via Behance)

Food and cooking doodles

If you use a meal planner or food log, this set of icons could come in quite handy. Could help you stick to your diet or meal plan if you use these illustrations in your planner pages. (via Behance)

Facial expression doodles

If you're a fan of the kawaii style of drawing, then you'll gush over this set that pretty much covers any type of emotion. (via Kawaii Drawings)

Border and divider doodles

Enhance your headers, months, and pages with these colorful border and divider designs to complement your bullet journal hand lettering. These patterns are made from the repetition of such simple shapes. (via Pin source)

Doodle patterns

Simple backgrounds using easy to make lines and shapes like circles, rectangles, and triangles. (via Pic Candle)

Heart doodles

One shape, many different ways. I'm sure these will spark additional styles as well. (via Pin source)

Holiday doodles

This set is for my favorite holiday of the year. These doodles are sure to get you in the Christmas spirit, with winter themed icons and more. (via Behance)

Bullet journal doodles from Youtube

To round out this list, I’ve included a video of 50 hand-drawn doodles by an uber popular Youtube bullet journalist. They include variations of:

Leaves
Flowers
Stars, planets, and constellations
Crystals
Waves
Snowflakes
Fireworks
Arrows
Mountains

This clip has been viewed over 1 million times. (via AmandaRachLee)

A ton of doodles to add some flair to your bullet journal pages or just easy doodle art to make when creative inspiration hits.

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