Want to fill your empty sketchbook pages with fun and creative ideas, Reader?

Then I recommend that you check out this week's blog post titled How to Fill A Sketchbook Page: 3 Easy Ideas You’ll Love.

Last week, I discussed how to overcome the fear of the blank page. That topic resonated with many of you.

So today, I’m taking it one step further to visually show you how to fill your sketchbook with easy exercises and simple doodles.

Best of all, these 3 easy ideas can be done in a short amount of time and with limited art supplies.

So let's dive into this brand new blog post. In it, you learn:

• Why drawing simple lines and basic shapes are great exercises to practice
• The benefits of creating colour swatches and colour blends
• How to draw repeating patterns using mixed media supplies

These drawing and painting ideas were inspired by my own sketchbook. Click the link below to see images of what those sketchbook pages look like in real life!

By the time you’re done reading, you’ll be able to fill your sketchbook with easy drawing ideas that are fun, playful, and which allow you to loosen up and embrace imperfection, Reader.

These art exercises are designed to be quick and easy. In fact, the patterns and doodles are allowed to be imperfect.

Why? Because the goal is to loosen up and play rather than create a polished work of art. After all, sketchbooks are meant to be experimental and messy.

It's time to exercise your creative muscles and put that precious paper to good use!

ACTION STEP: Click on How to Fill A Sketchbook Page: 3 Easy Ideas You’ll Love and read the blog post. Choose 1 of the 3 sketchbook ideas and make some art. Most importantly, have fun playing in your sketchbook!

Talk to you again soon,

Your friend,

Miranda

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