You can choose to draw doodle hearts, or draw an anatomically correct depiction of a human heart. 123. Train Get a pair of blue jeans out from your closet and try putting them in different poses on a table or the floor and draw what you see. 229. Wild West Scene An hourglass is a type of sand filled timer which you’ve probably seen more often in board games. 126. Scissors Every kid knows if you blow on a dandelion and make a wish your wish will come true, much to the dismay of gardeners everywhere who view them as weeds. These edible flowers make for a great easy drawing idea. 39. Hair Styles Birds of a feather…are a great thing to draw! You can make them icon style, or try to recreate a realistic feather on paper. 20. T-Shirt

Fantasy is all about imagining things. We often think about it in terms of grand worlds like Lord of the Rings or Harry Potter, but at its core, fantasy is about picturing things that don't exist today. Eggs are a great way to practice your shadowing and depth in drawing. And don’t think you’re limited to just plain white eggs like you get at the grocery store – you can always make them different hues and sizes or decorate with patterns and shapes! 97. Money Illustrate a scene from your favorite fairy tale. Some examples include Snow White and the 7 Dwarves, Cinderella, Little Red Riding Hood, or Hansel and Gretel. 61.Bottles Have you ever been on a sled in the winter? You can draw kids sledding or draw an old fashioned Christmas sleigh! 259. Door Zippers are something we use all the time, and they are fun to draw! You can also use the basic shape of a zipper for all sorts of pattern drawing ideas! 330. Television SetThey say life is a marathon and not a sprint…unless a lion is chasing you. Draw someone who is running from something, or maybe they are competing in a 5k or marathon. 294. Treehouse Rainforests are home to thousands of exotic plant species and animals and are typically found around the earth’s equator. 341. Deserted Island Whether it’s a succulent, an aloe vera plant, or a terrarium, if you have anything green growing in your house it can be an excellent source of inspiration for drawing ideas. 56. Inspiring Quote Whether it is just a slice of your favorite kind of pie or the whole thing, your mouth will be watering by the time you are done drawing this one! 96. Eggs

What’s your favorite smell? Draw something that you think smells nice. 276. Illustrate Onomatopoeia Words Did you receive any gifts or presents recently? Draw them! You could also draw wrapped presents. 304. Christmas Tree Dishes can have all sorts of different patterns and styles that can make for fantastic creative inspiration. 162. Fountain Have any crazy dreams lately? Illustrate a scene from a dream in your sketchbook. Bonus? You can interpret what that dream means based on the image you drew! 226. Bench The book offers drawing prompts, and it's left blank for you to fill with your imaginative sketches. (See the third picture as an example.)Draw a swingset, sliding board, the view in the sandbox at a nearby park or playground where you live. 136. Swirls We may not play records that often anymore, but they are still a totally fun vintage thing to draw. 365. Magic Wand Pull out your paints and paint brushes to set up a still life scene of an artist at work. 160. Faces With Different Emotions Ice cream comes in all sorts of different flavors, and of course there are many different shapes and sizes of cones to choose from, whether its a cake cone, a sugar cone or a waffle cone! 42. Aquarium You don’t have to be a chemistry major to recognize that atoms and molecule diagrams can be fascinating subjects for drawing ideas! 349. Carousel

There are so many waterfalls in the world, experts can’t even agree how many there are! They are beautiful cascading natural elements perfect for sketching. 310. Remote Control Whether you draw a beautiful covered bridge scene or a bridge that goes over a river or harbor through the city, bridges give you plenty of architectural inspiration to use as drawing ideas! 45. Crazy Hats Raindrops are their very own shape, and there are so many different ways you could interpret this! You could make raindrop patterns, or try to realistically capture what raindrops may look like on a pane of glass or when they fall and hit the ground. 202. Map You don’t have to be a mathematician to appreciate there are so many different ways to draw numbers! Practice hand-lettering in different styles or use basic numbers as a base for more elaborate doodles. 214. Your BedYou drew the queen and king in prompt number 177, now where are they going to live? Draw a castle fit for royalty, or take inspiration from one of the famous 500+ castles that already exist in the world. 318. Lightning Draw a scene from your favorite decade, whether it’s the roaring 1920’s or the fun and colorful 1980’s. 283. Flash Light