That’s really the golden secret - you have to train yourself to see everything in simple shapes. That way you can add adjustments and change your doodle as you go, in case inspiration hits or you make a mistake. No matter how confident you are - you will do better if you start with a pencil. So today here I want to share some of my secrets. You absolutely can do it, as long as you train yourself to.Įver since I cracked that and learned how to doodles for myself, I’ve been teaching doodling on my blog. Believe me, I had the same doubts about myself when I started.īut what I discovered is - creativity is a muscle, not a secret talent you’re born with. There is a chance that you think that you don’t have what it takes to doodle, that you’re not creative.

If you follow me on Instagram or read my posts here you probably know by now how much I love these.īut they aren’t the only ones, I also enjoy using Tombow Twin Tone Markers and Faber Castell Pitt Artist Brush Pens for my coloring needs. Plus! They come in different sizes and it’s really something you can use to add more interest and dimension to your doodles.įinally, let’s talk color! For coloring my doodles my must and go-to are Zebra Mildliners. They all have very rich black pigmented ink so it always looks good. My go-to doodling pens are fineliners from Faber Castell. I chose B6 size simply because it allows for more space. So if that’s really all you have - don’t worry and get doodling right away!īut I thought I also wanted to share some other supplies I really enjoy using when doodling, so you might consider them if you feel like an upgrade.įor my paper, I actually prefer to use a journal, specifically - B5 journal by Archer and Olive.ĭoodling in a notebook helps me to see my progress and creates a kind of a doodling collection that I can easily reference later when I’m thinking of my BuJo theme. When you sit down to doodle, you really just need a pencil and paper. I have tons of doodling experience to share with you guys, as well as cat doodles, tutorials, and a free printable! So let’s just go for it right away! SUPPLIESįirst of course let’s look into our supplies. Today we’re talking about my favorite thing - doodling. Hey! Masha here from Masha Plans! Welcome back to the blog!

Easy cat doodle