Learn How to make Indian traditional doodle art

 

Traditional peacock doodle art


I know this peacock looks elegant. But, it is so simple to create. I wrote about how to draw a peacock and how to decorate it. 

Old School flowers and berries

This doodle is the best for anyone who wants to start out making doodles. Though it looks complex, it is very simple when you break it into elements. I have created a complete blog tutorial for you. The tutorial takes you to step by step through the process of making this doodle. 

Check out the tutorial. 

Henna art inspired doodle art

Orange flowers and green leaves floral design doodle art henna art

If you love coloring pages and love doodling too then this is the best tutorial for you. This tutorial shows how you can use that old-school flower and that simple leaf to create an amazing doodle. It is inspired by the henna art of the Indian subcontinent. If you want to actually decorate your hands with this henna art then omit the leaves. 



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