Keeping a list of daily drawing prompts inside your bullet journal is the easiest way to make daily drawing a habit. However, sourcing new prompts every month is time consuming and sometimes takes away from the fun of drawing. I’ve been drawing and doodling in my bullet journal for several years and I’ve come up with a simple list of prompts to keep me drawing consistently all year, without the fuss. In this post I’m sharing my free printable list of 31 Daily Drawing Prompts, that will provide inspiration for an entire year of drawing in your journal.

An assortment of daily drawing prompts or ‘themes’, are included on my free printable list. The prompts can be interpreted any way you like. Each one should inspire hundreds of possible illustrations!
For example, the theme travel might inspire you to draw luggage, travel accessories, transport, or travel destinations such as the Eiffel Tower.
The theme family could include doodles of cute houses, people, favourite family activities and pets.
One of my favourite themes, cultural, might inspire drawings of cultural foods, customs, objects, mandalas and places.
A quick Google search for any of the prompts, followed by the words doodle, line drawing or illustration, will provide plenty of ideas and inspiration.

To stay organised, and keep the ideas flowing, create a page in your journal with lists of doodling ideas to suit each theme. Be sure to add the page to your Bullet Journal Index so you can flip to the page when you’re feeling stuck.
Using the daily drawing prompts list is easy! There is a theme for each day of the month. For example, on the first of January you’ll use the theme ‘Plants’ to inspire your drawing, on the second, ‘Cute’, and so forth. When you reach the end of the month go back to the beginning of the list and start over.
By the end of the year, your journal will be filled with an assortment of drawings that flow from one month to the next.

If drawing isn’t your thing, you can still use the list of daily drawing prompts to decorate your planner or journal. Get creative and use the 31 daily drawing prompts to inspire your choice of stickers, colours, borders or anything else you add to your journal daily.
Planner sticker books and washi tape are some of my favourite accessories for planner decorating. I always have a few in my stash (okay, more than just a few!) They’re so useful when I simply haven’t got time to draw decorations by hand. Sticker books, especially those designed by Me And My Big Ideas and Kelly Creates are packed with tons of stickers making them great value. Most planner sticker books include stickers to suit all sorts of planner themes, styles and colours.
To download the free printable Drawing Prompt List, with 31 days of ideas, visit the Planner Lovers Resource Libray. Click on the image to download the PDF.
For more daily drawing prompts and another free downloadable, check out this blog post.
Happy drawing!
