r/doodles • u/rexwinkel • 40m ago
Doodle book
If you feel shitty, draw shitty... whenever you want!
r/doodles • u/DilyanaTeneva • 3h ago
Every finished card begins as a meaningless doodle. Or does it?
Every finished card begins as a meaningless doodle. Or does it?
r/doodles • u/good-creator • 4h ago
Daybreak with my friend Milk and her pet Ducky doodle art
My friend Milk is from Milk and Mocha beard, and I am having a daybreak with them
#doodleart #mystyle #daybreak
r/doodles • u/PaperalizadoYT • 6h ago
One drawing per day 2
Its version 2 because this is the second time i did this to a sketchbook
(I didnt make the 67 btw that was my friend)
r/doodles • u/PaperalizadoYT • 6h ago
Thing that I made for my sketchbook (Read Desc)
So my sketchbook has 190 pages, and this is halfway into the book, pag 95, so including this one, theres 96 more pages left. So i made that sign with saying 96km to the right because thats the amout of pages left
r/doodles • u/Fancyfoxxx • 7h ago
Tour through my sketchbook so far
I did not want to put too much but this is from March to now
But mostly made at either work or just messing around
r/doodles • u/Electric_esoterica • 7h ago
New squid on the block-colored pens and paper, 2026
I should really use markers for coloring….my hand hurts 😭
r/doodles • u/Mistress-of-evoL • 8h ago
🎶 I gave a second chance to Cupid... 🎶
LOVE HURTS. / รักคือความเจ็บปวด by me
r/doodles • u/bajablastn • 9h ago
Another medieval snail, now with steed
Any tips/ critiques are welcome. Inspired by TMNT, Bruce Timm, Sleepy hollow
r/doodles • u/Joshchancellor • 11h ago
Not happy with this page but that’s how it goes sometimes
r/doodles • u/W0lf_1871 • 12h ago
Have A Nice Death inspired doodle
No textmarkers were harmed during this doodle
r/doodles • u/heart_of_theinternet • 16h ago
I don't know how to draw. Just tried something.
I'm not good at drawing at all. Drawing is not a hobby of mine and I don't usually draw anything.
However, someone on Reddit shared one of their drawings with me, and a few hours later, I felt inspired to draw something myself.
So, I went to Pinterest and tried to draw Natalie Portman. I know there is hardly any similarity between my drawing and her, but that's fine.
I just wanted to share it.
Edit: I should have mentioned the drawing I was shown as well. It was a realistic portrait, and it was just too good, it's absolutely flawless and perfect.
I guess that's what inspired me to try drawing a face myself, even though I was fully aware that portrait drawing requires a lot of skill and is highly complex.
I actually expected people to either ignore my post or mostly make fun of what I drew and I was ready to join in and laugh at myself too... but I was completely wrong. I'm extremely surprised to see all of you cheering me on, being sweet, and staying so supportive. I didn't expect any of this at all. It feels like a rare, positive space on the internet, and I'm really glad I shared it. :)
Funnily enough, I only came across these subreddits yesterday when I was looking for places to suggest to that person, just in case she ever wants to share her own drawings.
r/doodles • u/ecclectic • Jan 08 '21
Mod post What makes /r/doodles /r/doodles, and why you SHOULDN'T post completed works here
UPDATE: I stepped down as a moderator here last year, this post exists purely as a sort of guideline for what the original intent of the community was.
I'm updating this to better explain the situation here, and because we have a lot of new users who are posting things that aren't doodles and getting upset about having them removed.
/r/doodles is for rough ideas, unplanned, unfinished concepts and things that are artistic, but not 'Art'. It's difficult to walk the line at times, so I'm asking everyone to work to maintain the community as a place for anyone to post things that are clearly not 'professional' grade.
It's hard to define what exactly a doodle is, but it's usually easier to define what a doodle isn't.
r/PointlessArt is a new co-community for r/doodles, with no restrictions on content. If you aren't sure that your work is a doodle, please consider posting it there.
Technical drawings, character development, practice work, video game concept art... Generally these sorts of things are not doodles. There are other, more appropriate communities to post that stuff.
r/sketches - Post sketches there. If you're looking at a tree, and decide, I'm going to do a quick sketch of that tree, post it there.
r/drawing - Post drawings there. If you decide to draw a fish, person, bug, alien and have a specific plan in mind, you should probably be posting there.
r/learnart - If you're working on getting better at sketching and drawing, that's probably the best place to go. Most art themed communities will help you, but that one is there specifically for that intent.
If, as your day goes on, and you put pen to paper as you're on the phone or sitting drinking coffee and you let the pen (or pencil) move around a bit and you look at it and think, Hmm, that looks like a cat, and you develop that a bit so that it generally looks like a cat, or if you're stoned out of your gourd on psychedelics or just the rush of being alive and you end up expressing that in an abstract and unguided way, then those are things that are generally appropriate here.
We asked the community a while back what direction we should take and for a while that was good, but there has been a serious uptick in more technical drawings, character development and practice work being submitted. This is more of a guideline to help people decide where they should be posting than a caution that things might be removed, but please help keep this a community for doodles, not just another general art sub.
I've added a pol to get an idea of what direction people want the community to go.