The Doodle Guide

Comment “week 7” to get the Week 7 doodle guide. Week 7 is about drawing people and professions for your visual notes.

Drawing diverse people is an important for visual note taking. People relate to visuals that represent themselves. By showing a wide range of characters, the more people can connect to the content of your visuals.

I’m doing the 100 day challenge this year again over on my other account , and I’m designing 100 fun sticker sheets ☺️☺️

is 10 years today 🎉🎉🎉 I started this account to “hide” my art from people I knew, because I was ashamed that I was “drawing on the internet”, and in trying to hide, I found myself on an amazing journey thanks to everyone of you who have supported me, cheered me on, commented, liked and followed along. Thank you s so much 💕💕💕 (check my stories for the journey over the last decade)

Comment “Love” to check all 36 Lovey Dovey Valentines Printables . I’ve uploaded my favorite Valentines Day Doodles - The Lovey Dovey Puns. A total of 36 doodle pages and coloring pages.

Comment “join” to start your own visual vocabulary with my 52 Week visual vocabulary checklist. Download the free checklist and create your own visual vocabulary week by week. Remember to follow

I’ve made visual note taking simpler with my collection of visual vocabulary guides and I’m excited to be sharing the new and improved 2026 visual note taking workbooks and visual vocabulary cheat sheets with you each week this year.

I made a bonus workbook for this week : Week 6 - Hands. It’s packed with drawing guides for 40 different hands. Comment “week 6” to get the Week 6 doodle guide all about drawing hands for visual notes.

Adding hands into your visual notes can add a new level of understanding to your visual notes. But, some times, hands are not the easiest to draw. I hope this workbook would take you through the steps and get you on your way to adding many more hands to your visual vocabulary.

Comment “Love” to check all 36 Lovey Dovey Valentines Printables

Comment “week 6” to get the Week 6 doodle guide all about drawing hands for visual notes.

Adding hands into your visual notes can add a new level of understanding to your visual notes. But, some times, hands are not the easiest to draw.

In my opinion, you should at least have a thumbs up and a pointing hand in your visual vocabulary.

Comment “week 5” to get the Week 5 doodle guide about drawing faces for visual notes.

There’s absolutely no end to the different kinds of faces you can draw using a few simple steps. Start with a simple face, then add a hairline, and that can be turned into a girl or boy by getting creative with the hairstyle.

Comment “week 4” to get the Week 4 doodle guide. Week 4 is about drawing Expressions for your visual notes.

People often have more than one feeling at a time. Learn how to add expressions to anything - any shape, item, letter, number.. the options are endless.