Think of it like a bouquet of flowers, when you have more bulbs and twigs to give some depth. The fillers are an even simpler design, that are great for filling in spaces in your design. When you play around with these designs, you’ll notice how different an effect each leave has – have a go and see! There are four variations with subtle differences: Grouped round leaves, pointed symmetrical leaves, and leaves curved inwards and outwards for a more whimsical effect. I use the same layering principal with the leaves but keep these design super simple. I get the inspiration for the florals by looking at real flowers and adapting the into a simple illustrated design. You can use 3mm Acrylograph for shading, but I find the 0.7 work best for the smaller details. I start with the base shape create by my Calliographs, them and shadow and shading with my Acrylograph pens (usually in a darker shade that the Calliograph pen), then I use a lighter shade, in this case white, to add some highlights. Let’s start with the flowers! When I create my designs, these are usually the main part of the designs, that add the most colour.

Calliographs Flourish & Blossom Collection.

White Acrylograph from the Jewel Collection 0.7.Brown Acrylograph from Cool Fall Collection & Warm Fall collections 0.7.Acrylograph Pens Blossom Collection 0.7.You choose and mix and match from each category to create your floral designs, or even choose multiple from one category – the possibility for pretty floral bujo doodles are endless! Don’t worry if you’re new to drawing or need some assistance, because I’ve created printable floral outlines that you can print and trace, draw over for practice, or draw over and cut out! For my examples, I’m going to use Calliograph and Acrylograph pens from the aptly named Blossom and Flourish Collections.

I find having some flowers and doodles in the mind bank, a good way of pulling ideas for creating multiple themes, so I’ve split the floral doodles into four categories: The Florals The Leaves The Fillers The Extras/Minis. Hi, it’s Temi of Living Letter Plans here to inspire you with 17 floral doodles you can use to decorate your bullet journal spreads! If you follow me on Instagram, you know I am obsessed with create floral designs and patterns in my bullet journal themes, so I’m going to share some simple floral elements you can use to put together your own pretty bujo designs, using my favourite technique of layering Acrylograph paint pens over Calliograph brush pens.

Floral doodles