colourful flowers & classroom doodles.

Recently, I found myself sitting in a classroom with a piece of scrap paper near by. 

                 So naturally, I decided to doodle.

I always find myself drawing either faces or flowers, but I can never take them seriously.       I enjoy making characters look cartoon-esque and colouring in flowers in bright highlighter shades. 

I find that there's something fun about doodling aimlessly, there's no deadlines or specific thing you need to draw. You just draw. You just be creative and draw something! 

I have a school planner full of doodles and people often ask me if they can look through it.

 It makes me sad when I hear people say "I wish I could draw!", because what's stopping you? 

It's easy to pick up a pencil and paper and just draw! It's a great way to express your creativity and use your imagination. It's just about enjoying yourself.

BE CREATIVE!

Peace out girl scouts,

Fran 

☺♥

Chalk Flowers.

The summer holidays have given me a lot of time to be bored. 
I am now constantly stuck in the habit of saying "I could do something...but I'm too tired to move.".
This has resulted in me staying inside for at least half the entirety of my holidays on the internet, just continuously scrolling through social media searching for some sort of reason to go outside.
It's not even like I enjoy staying inside and being anti-social, because I do like going outside and having jobs to do/ people to meet.

So a couple of weekends ago, I decided to go outside and do something creative.
I went to my local park with a packet of coloured chalks in my hand and a friend by my side, hoping to draw some pretty pictures on the pavement.
Here are the results, I hope you enjoy:

I'd like to think we made the park (temporarily) more colourful for passers by, but at the end of the day it was a bit of fun and an excuse to go outside.
If you have any tips for me on staying busy during the holidays, please leave them in the comments below!