I think it is funny that these doodles are labeled “foods of the office”. There are so many great elements that you could use on your food pages. I love the addition of the condiments and the way they have dribbled them on the header.
Each of the food doodles is broken down into simple steps that you can draw. Kids will love that you can doodle these fast foods. Because you can’t go browse for books without a coffee. You don’t even need to write the words on your planner spread.ĭraw a coffee and a treat to mark down your coffee date. Coffee and donut dates are one of my favorite. It is adorable and the brightness in fruity colors is refreshing. I don’t know why, but when I see this spread I want to start singing the Fanta song. Add a note about where and when and you are good to go.
This cute little illustration will be fast and easy to add to your daily or weekly spread. Once you get good at a few of them, you can stack them around the edges of your planner layout, use them for mood trackers, or decorate a fun heading. These pumpkin illustrations are easy to follow with step-by-step instructions. You could do the same thing with lollipops, gum balls, or even sugar cookies. The contrast works great and it is a fun and sweet spread. This mood tracker and habit tracker spread are great with all the variations on donuts. You can also doodle sweet treats for Santa and his elves as part of your Christmas doodles.
These would be really fun on a February layout. Cupcakes, candies, donuts, and even gumballs. There are so many variations of treats that you can doodle. Summer layouts and spreads will be fun with a set of fun glasses and refreshing colors. This fun doodle set is not only a variety of cocktail drinks it was also designed as a set of tabs on the side of the page (or a really large dutch door). No stickers needed (not that we don’t LOVE stickers…) Cocktail Doodles Having a few food doodles in your skillset will make it possible to create a quick and fund layout.
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