#Linear Drawing Examples

Here’s a caption that fits your playful, permission-giving voice: Banners make EVERYTHING look more official. ✨ Seriously, titles, headers, to-do lists, even grocery notes. And guess what? They’re ridiculously easy to draw. One rectangle. A couple of lines. Two triangles. Done. Try it on your next page and tag me — I want to see your banners in the wild! 🫶 Day 18 of #standaretopost from @stanforcreators #visualthinking #doodletutorial #howtodraw #sketchnotes creativeconfidence

We’ve forgotten something important: we can ALL draw. ✨ We just stopped believing it somewhere along the way. In just 7 days, you’ll go from “I can’t draw” to thinking and communicating visually — and reclaiming your creative spark in the everyday moments. Ready to start? Link in bio 💜✏️ Day 14 of #standaretopost from @stanforcreators #visualthinking #doodlechallenge #creativityunlocked #teachertools

Matias draws his feelings as monsters. I draw mine as messy maps. Same energy different doodles! What would YOU doodle right now if you let yourself? ✏️💜#visualthinking Day 3 of #standaretopost from @stanforcreators #daretopost #visualthinking #visualnotes

I made a bonus workbook for 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.

“I can’t draw faces.” I hear this ALL the time. 👀 Here’s the truth: You don’t need to draw perfect faces. You need to draw A face… Your way. A circle. Two dots. A little curve. That’s it. That’s an avatar. And once you can doodle a simple face? You can use it EVERYWHERE: → In your notes → On your whiteboard → To make ideas stick This is exactly what I teach inside my 7-Day Doodle Challenge! there’s an entire module on creating your own avatar (no art skills required). Want in? Comment “AVATAR” and I’ll send you the link 💜✏️ Day 13 of #standaretopost from @stanforcreators #visualthinking #doodletutorial #howtodraw #facedrawing sketchnotes creativeconfidence

Most people take notes to remember. I take notes to LISTEN. 👂✏️ Here’s what my process actually looks like when I’m capturing ideas in real time…markers flying, pages filling, zero time to second-guess. The messy truth? → I don’t plan what I’ll draw → I don’t wait for the “perfect” moment → I just trust my hand to follow my ears This is visual thinking in action. Raw. Unpolished. Alive. And honestly? The imperfect ones always tell the best stories. 💜 Want to learn how to capture YOUR ideas this way? Comment “DRAW” and I’ll send you the link to the full tutorial. Day 15 of #standaretopost from @stanforcreators #visualthinking #visualnotes #sketchnotes #livesketching

Slowing down doesn’t mean doing less. It means SEEING more. These faces were drawn using numbers 1–9 as a starting point! A small practice in visual thinking. A reminder that drawing can slow your mind down enough for clarity to appear. ✨ #drawyourlineofthought is a book about slowing down through drawing. If you want to build a creative habit that helps you think, reflect, and reconnect, this book is FOR YOU! Link in the bio #visualthinking #slowdown #drawingpractice

One of my favourite exercises. Sketch out 25 circles, then fill them with as many circular things as you can think of. I usually get about 14 then get pretty stuck, so it’s a good exercise to help you squeeze as much creative juice out as you can. Good luck!

Day 2 of doodling to find your voice as an artist : SHAPE Shapes are the building blocks to all works of art! Just by doodling random shapes on the page you are moving one step closer to becoming a true artists. It’s a marathon, not a sprint, so have fun enjoying the daily process of doodling 🌞 For more depth, accountability & community, join us inside ART SKOOL 🌿 comment DOODLE, and I’ll send you the link to join 🎨

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.

Begin your drawing journey — sketchbook linked in the product tag. Day 2 — Geometric Shapes Choose an object and draw it using only circles, squares, triangles, rectangles. Strip it to its purest architecture. When everything simplifies, the essence steps quietly forward. Why this helps: Trains you to simplify complex subjects and see structure clearly.

Think inside the box #4! ✍️ Short video series I’m doing where I quickly sketch something inside a small box using simple shapes and lines to convey an image or idea that becomes familiar once you read the caption. Sometimes it’s a close up, or a unique angle or somewhat abstracted idea. Stay tuned for many more, and you can see if you can think inside the box to maybe guess what it will be! A nice little brain activity for your Wednesday morning. 😄 Have a great day, everyone! 🧈