Take Your Bullet Journal to the Next Level Want access to all of my free printables? Join the VIP Resouce Library with just your email and you’ll get the password in an email and have lifetime access to all of my printables. Then move on to trying to draw the florals. Draw 25-50 of each shape, trying to be consistent. If you are new to doodling, one way to warm-up and practice is to draw these basic shapes over and over. Most of the florals you’ll see here can be broken down into simple shapes such as teardrops, circles, cylinders and pointed ovals. When you are doodling these flowers or anything else, the best thing you can do is break them down into simple shapes.

Related: 11 Simple Step-by-Step Floral Doodles 25 Floral Doodles for Your Bullet Journal And I’ve taken it a step further and put together a video and a PDF for quick reference. So, I wanted to share some quick and fairly simple floral doodles here on the blog. From flowers and succulents in pots and vases to single stem florals and full bouquets. I love coming up with quick and easy floral doodles to incorporate into my journal. I just got it the other day and I’ve already spent hours practicing!īut, even with the gorgeous, more realistic florals, my specialty lies more in the doodle category. Her work is mesmerizing, and her book is stellar.

To start, I snagged a copy of How to Draw Modern Florals by Alli Koch. I know it’s trendy and kind pretty common in the bullet journal community, but I’m obsessed with florals. Please see my Disclosure for more information. Don’t forget to grab the Free PDF at the end of this post. Obsessed with floral doodles? Me too! Here are 25 inspirational doodles you can start with.

Bullet journal flower doodles