100 Things to Draw with a Triangle
by Sarah Walsh
20 Ways to Draw a Star
by Studio SS
I received these Adult Doodling Books from Quarto Publishing: 100 Things to Draw with a Triangle ($19.99 , $), 20 Ways to Draw a Star ($19.99, )
What are Adult Doodling Books?
Adult doodling books are entertaining prompts to get your adult mind doodling. They are usually fully illustrated, interactive art journals. Adult doodling books are designed to appeal to seasoned artists and doodle enthusiasts alike.
Unlike painting, you don’t need to have the skills or training of an artist to create thoughtful mind expanding doodles.
The Chief Blonde Remarks:
-Think of all the possibilities! Stars, snowflakes, trees, gifts and more! Doodle your way to holiday spirit with Sara Walsh (Just Add Color). What excited me about this book is that it gives you a few triangles on the page. You were then encouraged to “draw what you see”, on some pages they even gave 4 suggestions. The concept made it exciting to see if you could come up with something fresh.
– This motivational practice book provides a new take on the world of sketching, doodling, and designing. Take a step-back and think about all the different ways to draw something. Open your mind to the possibilities and differences in everyday objects. Get out your favorite drawing tool, and remember, there are not just 20 Ways to Draw a Star! Many adult coloring books do not lay flat, which for me is essential to coloring (so I am not constantly fighting with the book to stay open.) This book does lay flat. The book reminds you very much of a skecth book with thick paper and a nice bumpy feel. The book presents all kinds of crazy approaches to stars and more.
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Buy these adult doodling books at at Quarto Publishing and at Amazon.
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I’d like the Holiday Sweet book. It looks like it would be fun to color the foods in it!
I would like the 20 ways to draw a star book. I love to color and doodle and this looks like fun.
Merry Christmas.
I would like to try the Change Your World One Doodle at a Time book because it looks like lots of fun! We could all use more “silliness” in our lives! 🙂
I like the Change Your Life One Doodle at a Time: Creative Exploration from the Silly to the Serious. It looks super fun & creative.
I would love to own the Change Your Life One Doodle at a Time: Creative Exploration from the Silly to the Serious. I think it sounds inspiring and fun. I get caught up in my own rut, so this would be really good for me.
20 Ways To Draw A Star…that sounds challenging! I think I’d choose this one for myself.
I’d love to take a look at holiday sweet. I love cookbooks and the illustrations the preview show are adorable!
I love the “Make Map Art” book!! I love seeing the world!! Even if its only in a book!
I like the Holiday Sweet book.
Holiday Sweet – ’cause it’s a cookbook too. That’s right up my alley!
They Draw and Cook: 107 Recipes Illustrated by Artists from Around the World. I love to draw and cook, so perfect.
I’d like They Draw And Cook because I like art AND food!
Make Map Art: Creatively Illustrate Your World Accessory with book .
We travel a bit so this book would be fun.
MAKE MAP ART would be fun, because I took cartography courses!
I like 20 Different Ways to Draw a Star because it helps you open your mind to look at things differently.
Change Your Life One Doodle at a Time: Creative Exploration from the Silly to the Serious because we love to doodle all the time. I can’t help myself.
I like her “Make Map Art: Creatively Illustrate Your World “. I took a map interpretation class in college, and I’ve also seen a lot of map art being sold on one of the sites I sell my art at. Thanks and God bless!
My son is huge into art, I would choose Change Your Life One Doodle at a Time and give it to him as a gift. He would absolutely LOVE it!
I think I like change your life one doodle at a time, it is journaling too.
I love the Make Map Art. I would love to sit down with my kids and draw maps. They already map everything but I need a little encouragement.