Of all things creative, I love doodling the most!
It is always my go-to for
reducing stress & boosting my creativity,
all while helping me to process all sorts of heavy 'baggage'!
Who would have thought this wonderful mark-making could be so powerful!?
But one has to be careful as not all markings are created equal. Especially the complex ones, where you're so busy concentrating on trying to get it 'right' that stress builds instead of diminishes!
So in this new challenge I'm keeping things simple while guiding you to creating projects you're proud of.

There's THREE different projects to create in this challenge.
And in each project you'll find:
📝 a doodle guide sheet,
📝 a how-to video to create each doodle,
📝 and a simple, useful project (e.g. making bookmarks that you can either keep or gift).
Use my doodles in the projects, or if you've been a doodler a while use your own. Or you can mix-and-match your doodles.

Each project has its own guide sheet showing you what doodles are possible to create.
Have this handy on your desk to glance at for inspiration as you're doodling in the project.

See how to create each doodle in the guide sheet in the how-to videos that come with each project.
These videos play at a decent speed, not too slow and not too fast, so as to optimise your learning.
I create my doodles in these video within circle shapes. You can follow along as I go, or you can create in any shape you like. You can even create whole pages of each doodle. The more you practice, the better you get 😉.
Use the doodles from the guide sheets and that you have been practicing in the how-to videos to complete a project.
Certain projects involve making very useful things like doodled bookmarks.
The projects come to you with downloadable templates so you can start doodling right away.
The doodles in Project One for example, have been carefully selected for beginner doodlers, to ease you into the process.
The doodles will get more complex the more projects you do.

BONUS TIP: I love to play some relaxing music softly in the background as I doodle. This helps me find even more calm & flow.
All you need is a pen & journal (a dot journal is perfect - I live in Australia and get mine from Kmart/Officeworks). But copy paper will work just fine too.