I cannot begin to tell you how much I love bullet journals! Aside from being your personal EVERYTHING, bu jos help support mindfulness and promote creativity. Essentials we need in our hectic lives.
Whether you’ve started your bu jo journey or have thoughts about getting one, here are 200 brilliant bullet journal ideas and doodles to rock your bu jo!
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Weather Doodles
Courtesy Katie Hokanson
These doodles are perfect for making note of the weather and they’re so easy to draw. Add them to a small section of your weekly spreads!
Unicorn Doodles
Courtesy MerakiMother
I absolutely love these adorable unicorn-inspired doodles. Use them to liven up any page of your bujo!
Draw a Banner
Courtesy BibleJournalingIdeas
Whether you’re in need of a little bujo decor or a separation border, opt for this nifty banner doodle. You can even draw them larger and add designs or text on them!
Kitty Doodles
Courtesy Jann’s Scribbles
Who doesn’t love cats? This is a super cute way to illustrate kittens that’ll have you daydreaming for days. You can draw these doodles for a monthly cover or as sporadic kitty surprises throughout your bujo!
Wreath Tutorial
Courtesy Bible Journaling Ideas
Wreaths are not only beautiful on doors, they look amazing in your bujo. Check out this easy peasy tutorial for a simple wreath.
Title Ideas Pt. 2
Courtesy study_petals
No more plain titles and headers for your bullet journal. Follow this handy guide to make yours one-of-a-kind! Pin for future reference!
Title Decorations
Courtesy study_petals
Here’s another way to create fancy titles for your bujo. So simple!
Doodle Ideas, Part 3
Courtesy study_petals
How cute are these little doodles? study_petals comes up with a ton of easy to copy doodles, check out her Instagram for more!
Plant Doodles
Courtesy couleursduvent
Love succulents? Include them in your bujo for a greener feel. Markers go a long way in making these doodles pop.
Headers
Courtesy ProductiveAndPretty
If you’re in need of even fancier titles, I’ve got you covered. There’s a bit more lettering to work on here, but it’s still totally doable!
Colorful Borders
Courtesy ProductiveAndPretty
An easy way to separate sections of your bullet journal is with dividers. Borders such as the ones above add vibrancy and uniqueness to what would otherwise be a plain line.
Watercolor Watermelon
Courtesy thebujobuzz
Watercolor is another element that’ll add depth to your bullet journal. Don’t be afraid to try this new medium!
Light Bulb Doodles
Courtesy therevisionguide
The perfect way to illustrate a great idea is with a light bulb! Though they look complicated at glance, these doodles are actually pretty easy to draw. Try them out!
Dandelion Drawing
Courtesy ArtProjectsforKids
These dandelions would make a perfect monthly cover page. You can also draw smaller ones and add an inspirational quote in your weekly spread!
Seashell Doodles
Seashell doodles have never been simpler with this broken down tutorial. Add them to your summer month spreads for a beachy feel.
Yellow Flowers
Courtesy WeHeartIt
These flower doodles are incredibly minimalistic. A few pen strokes are all it takes to perfect one of these pretty flowers, which is pretty amazing in my opinion!
Paper Airplane Doodle
Courtesy texasdoxiemama
Draw this seemingly complex doodle all over your bujo. You can even make your airplane fly across multiple pages!
Good Enough Airplane
Courtesy JeannelKing
While Jeannel calls this plane just good enough, I definitely think it looks super realistic. This is the perfect doodle to include on an itinerary page or a travel bucket list.
The Oasis
Courtesy crinspire
I love this intricate yet super easy oasis tutorial. This is something anyone can learn how to draw. Perfect for daydreaming of your next getaway!
To help you stay organized, check out this key! It’s super detailed and easy to learn.
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6 comments
I wish all theses 200+ ‘how to draw’ bullet journal ideas were all in one book. I would buy it in a heartbeat
I’d definitely want that book! Will look into it Karen!
Thank you from someone who can’t draw, you have given me the help to have a go 🙂
I’m so glad Michelle!
This is amaizing. You have helped me sooo much to start my own bullet journal despite all my fears. I was terrible at drawing but now i am actually improving my drawing skills.Sory for my grammar but i am not from a country where people speak natively english.
I’m so glad you took a chance and got started Kylee! Bullet journal is amazing and it definitely improves drawing, plus a bunch of other skills. Good luck 🙂