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31 Drawing Prompts for March

Who is ready to get creative? March is an exciting month with the start of Spring, Day Light Savings Time, and St Patrick’s Day! Grab your favorite drawing utensil and an art pad! Let’s get started! If you are searching for inspiration for your creative designs, check out the following drawing prompts for March.

  1. Selfie
  2. Friendship
  3. Unicorn
  4. Owl
  5. Food
  6. Book Cover Design
  7. Favorite Character
  8. Castle
  9. Fantasy
  10. Aquatic
  11. Tiny
  12. Time (Day Light Savings Time)
  13. Statue
  14. Out a Window
  15. Patterns
  16. Historic
  17. St. Patrick’s Day! Go green!
  18. Spiral
  19. Nature
  20. The first official day of Spring!
  21. Flowers
  22. Moon
  23. Sunrise or Sunset
  24. Favorite Spot
  25. Family
  26. Different
  27. Similar
  28. Lines
  29. Shapes
  30. Colorful
  31. Artist’s Choice

Have a wonderful month!

Self-Care Ideas for February

The first week of February is almost over. Are you taking care of yourself? Self-care is essential to your overall health. If you are looking for inspiration, check out the following self-care ideas for February.

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  1. Write down goals or affirmations for your personal growth and self-care.
  2. Stay hydrated. Drink lots of water or try herbal teas.
  3. Light your favorite scented candles.
  4. Curl up with your favorite fuzzy blanket and read.
  5. Try yoga or another new exercise routine. (YouTube is a wonderful resource)
  6. Get a massage.
  7. Write in a journal.
  8. Make crafts or host a craft night with your friends.
  9. Meditate or pray.
  10. Make a new playlist.
  11. Reconnect with old friends.
  12. Order take-out from your favorite restaurant.
  13. Sleep in.
  14. Happy Valentine’s Day! Celebrate!
  15. Organize your living space.
  16. Take a warm bubble bath.
  17. Plan for next month and the rest of 2023. Write goals.
  18. Unplug from your devices for an hour, afternoon, or day.
  19. Volunteer.
  20. Listen to a new podcast.
  21. Go on a winter nature walk.
  22. Binge-watch your favorite television series.
  23. Take yourself out on a date.
  24. Do a Random Act of Kindness.
  25. Draw, color, or pain.
  26. Attend a workshop, conference, or seminar.
  27. Print your photos off your phone and make a scrapbook,
  28. Practice saying no to activities that you do not want to do.

Have a great rest of your month!

Drawing Prompts for February 2023

February is here! Are you ready to get creative?  Drawing is a great artistic outlet! Use your imagination to create unique drawings. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for February.

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  1. Self-portrait
  2. Ground Hog
  3. Mushrooms
  4. Fairies
  5. Gnomes
  6. Mystery
  7. Stamp
  8. Candy Store
  9. Eyes
  10. Silhouette
  11. Dots
  12. Football
  13. Friendship
  14. Valentine’s Day
  15. Sea Creatures
  16. Patterns
  17. Dragons
  18. Birdhouse
  19. Birds
  20. Presidents
  21. Key
  22. Alike
  23. Different
  24. Dinosaur
  25. Signs
  26. Animal
  27. Colorful
  28. Different

Happy Drawing!

Drawing Prompts for January

Are you ready to get creative in January? Drawing is a wonderful artistic outlet. The easy-to-start hobby only requires a pencil, paper, and imagination. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for January.

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  1. Self-Portrait for the start of 2023
  2. Nature
  3. Wooded Area
  4. Water
  5. Birds
  6. 3 of a Kind
  7. Bright Colors
  8. Bubbles
  9. Faces
  10. Eagle
  11. Shapes
  12. Path
  13. Friendship
  14. Pet
  15. Hat
  16. Favorite activity
  17. City scene
  18. Snow scene
  19. Water scene
  20. Penguin
  21. Squirrel
  22. Dream
  23. Favorite character
  24. Food
  25. Patterns
  26. Statue
  27. Historic
  28. Family
  29. Gnome
  30. UFO
  31. Artist’s Choice

Happy Drawing!

20 Drawing Prompts for the Winter Season

The winter season ushers in cold, snowy days. Try getting creative if you are looking for a way to pass the time on bad weather days. Drawing is a beautiful artistic outlet. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for the winter season.

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  1. Winter self-portrait
  2. Winter scene
  3. Snowflakes
  4. Trees
  5. Snowman
  6. Cold
  7. Mittens/Scarf
  8. Sledding
  9. Skiing/Ski slope
  10. Nature
  11. Mountain
  12. Ice skates
  13. Ice skating rink
  14. Icicles
  15. Snow shovel
  16. Snowball fight
  17. Igloo
  18. Birds
  19. Northern Lights
  20. Penguin

Happy drawing! Enjoy winter!

116 Hashtags for Christmas 2022

The Christmas season is going strong. Are you ready to share your business or social media posts? Adding hashtags is a great way to draw attention to your posts for maximum viewing. If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following hashtags for Christmas.

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  1. #Christmas
  2. #Christmas2022
  3. #MerryChristmas
  4. #ChristmasSeason
  5. #Holiday
  6. #HolidaySeason
  7. #Holiday
  8. #Holidayseason
  9. #Christmasseason
  10. #Christmasdecor
  11. #ChristmasTime
  12. #TistheSeason
  13. #ChristmasEve
  14. #ChristmasDay
  15. #Christmas
  16. #HappyChristmas
  17. #ChristmasIsComing
  18. #ChristmasLights
  19. #ChristmasDecorations
  20. #ChristmasTree
  21. #ChristmasLove
  22. #ChristmasStory
  23. #HollyJollyChristmas
  24. #ILoveChristmas
  25. #WishYouAMerryChristmas
  26. #ChristmasTraditions
  27. #ChristmasIsHere
  28. #MerryandBright
  29. #Christmasvibes
  30. #Handmade
  31. #Homemade
  32. #HomemadeChristmas
  33. #ChristmasCrafts
  34. #HyggeChristmas
  35. #AllThingsChristmas
  36. #ChristmasWithFriends
  37. #FamilyChristmas
  38. #HappyBirthdayJesus
  39. #CelebrateChrist
  40. #Nativity
  41. #AwayIntheManger
  42. #ChristmasCheer
  43. #HolidayCheer
  44. #FestiveSeason
  45. #ChristmasMagic
  46. #MagicalTimeOfYear
  47. #ChristmasTraditions
  48. #Traditions
  49. #FavoriteTimeofYear
  50. #ChristmasCountdown
  51. #Advent
  52. #AdventCalendar
  53. #ChristmasStyle
  54. #ChristmasNight
  55. #ChristmasGoals
  56. #HolidayLights
  57. #DeckTheHalls
  58. #FaLaLa
  59. #ChristmasPresents
  60. #ChristmasGifts
  61. #ChristmasGiftIdeas
  62. #Winter
  63. #FirstDayofWinter
  64. #Snow
  65. #IBelieve
  66. #Believe
  67. #IBelieveInSanta
  68. #DearSanta
  69. #Santa
  70. #SantaClaus
  71. #MrsClaus
  72. #Rudolph
  73. #Reindeer
  74. #NiceList
  75. #NaughtyList
  76. #NautyorNice
  77. #StNick
  78. #Stockings
  79. #ChristmasStockings
  80. #StockingStuffers
  81. #StockingStufferIdeas
  82. #ChristmasEveCelebrations
  83. #ChristmasEveDinner
  84. #ChristmasEveService
  85. #ChristmasParty
  86. #ChristmasDinner
  87. #HolidayParty
  88. #ChristmasBaking
  89. #ChristmasCookies
  90. #ChristmasCandy
  91. #ChristmasCake
  92. #ChristmasMusic
  93. #ChristmasFood
  94. #ChristmasPudding
  95. #EggNog
  96. #HolidayVibes
  97. #HolidayStyle
  98. #HolidayNails
  99. #HolidayGoals
  100. #HolidayMakeUp
  101. #JingleBells
  102. #BabysFirstChristmas
  103. #ChristmasFeast
  104. #ChristmasMood
  105. #ChristmasJoy
  106. #Peace
  107. #SpreadKindness
  108. #Joy
  109. #Love
  110. #SilentNight
  111. #ChristmasWreath
  112. #ChristmasPJs
  113. #MeetMeUnderTheMistletoe
  114. #Blessed
  115. #FelizNavidad
  116. #BeMerry

31 Drawing Prompts for December

Are you ready for new drawing prompts for December? Make a cup of hot cocoa, grab your favorite drawing utensil, and start creating.

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  1. Self-portrait in a winter scene.
  2. Colorful
  3. Patterns
  4. Favorite person
  5. Pet
  6. Birds
  7. Water scene
  8. Nature scene
  9. Country scene
  10. City scene
  11. Historic location
  12. Travel
  13. Cold
  14. Favorite location
  15. Shoes
  16. Happiness
  17. Sadness
  18. Future
  19. Mittens & scarf
  20. Out a window
  21. Happy 1st day of Winter! (Create a winter scene)
  22. Ski
  23. Snowman
  24. Christmas Eve
  25. Merry Christmas!
  26. Family
  27. Friends
  28. Trees
  29. Artist’s choice
  30. Celebrations
  31. Welcoming 2023!

Have a creative month!

Last-Minute Thanksgiving Decorations Ideas

Are you ready for the Thanksgiving weekend? The upcoming holiday includes large family gatherings, traveling, and community events. Or you could be opting to stay close to home. Whether you are gathering with family or friends, check out the following last-minute Thanksgiving ideas to make your holiday more memorable.

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Start Your Thanksgiving Decorating Now

Thanksgiving is only a couple days away. Consider simple last-minute decorating to make your home more festive.  

  • Paper Placemats: Creating paper placements is a fun activity for little ones. Use large pieces of construction paper to draw, paint, or color Thanksgiving designs. If you want to save your creation as a keepsake, laminate the final product. (Don’t have a laminator? You can still save your project with clear contact paper).
  • Place Cards: Fold notecards in half and decorate. Add a name, stickers, or other designs to your place cards. Creating place cards is another fun activity for children. Younger children may need help with writing out the names.
  • Thanksgiving Banner: Create a Thanksgiving banner out of construction paper or use a poster board. Write out Happy Thanksgiving. Asking all your guests to sign your banner is a great way to create a lasting keepsake.
  • Thanksgiving Centerpiece: Create a cornucopia or other type of Thanksgiving centerpiece for your table. A wicker basket with fall-themed flowers, gourds, or other nature items is a perfect budget-friendly centerpiece.
  • Flowers: Fill your favorite vases with fresh flowers. Or make small decorations with fake flowers. Bright yellow and orange flowers add a touch of color to your table setting.
  • Additional Table Embellishments: Gourds, miniature pumpkins, turkey figurines, and other small items create the perfect Thanksgiving table decorations.  
  • Tree of Thanks: Use a small branch or paint a tree on a piece of poster board. Cut out leaf shapes from different colors of construction paper. On each leaf, write down a reason why you are grateful. Give a pre-cut leaf to each of your guests. Soon, your tree of thanks will be full of colorful leaves.

Even the simplest decorations enhance your Thanksgiving atmosphere. Have fun with the creation process. If you do not have supplies on hand, check out your local dollar store for materials at a low cost.

Happy Thanksgiving!

Drawing Prompts for November 2022

Drawing Prompts for November 2022 #drawing #drawingprompts

November is here! Only two months left in 2022! Are you ready to spend time letting your artistic creativity flow? If you are searching for inspiration, check out the following drawing prompts for November.

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  1. Self-portrait
  2. Broad strokes
  3. Favorite
  4. Weather
  5. Out the window
  6. Time
  7. Shapes
  8. Election
  9. Patterns
  10. Activity
  11. Veteran
  12. Exterior
  13. Courageous
  14. Morning
  15. Bird
  16. Childhood memory
  17. Animal
  18. Busy
  19. Whimsy
  20. Signs
  21. Different
  22. Family & Friends
  23. Food
  24. Happy Thanksgiving!
  25. Shopping
  26. Water
  27. Flowers
  28. Similar
  29. Happy
  30. Artist’s choice

Have a great month!

64 Ideas for Your 2022 Halloween Bucket List

Do you love the spooky season? Are you looking to have more Halloween fun this October? Create a Halloween-themed bucket list with your family or friends. If you need inspiration, check out the following ideas for your 2022 Halloween bucket list.

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  1. Decorate for Halloween
  2. Make and send out Halloween cards.
  3. Visit your local pumpkin patch.
  4. Carve pumpkins.
  5. Bake pumpkin seeds.
  6. Try a new pumpkin recipe.
  7. Give out Boo gifts.
  8. Create a spooky playlist.
  9. Host or attend a Halloween party.
  10. Make your own Halloween costume.
  11. Try bobbing for apples.
  12. Read a thriller or horror novel.
  13. Go on a haunted hayride.
  14. Create and hang a spooky wreath.
  15. Hand out candy on Halloween night.
  16. Participate in Trunk-or-Treat
  17. Make Halloween slime.
  18. Make Halloween play dough.
  19. Purchase a Halloween mug for hot cocoa or mulled cider.
  20. Join or watch a zombie walk.
  21. Visit a haunted fun house.
  22. Attend a murder mystery dinner.
  23. Bake pumpkin bread.
  24. Hike a haunted trail.
  25. Navigate through a Halloween-themed corn maze.
  26. Create a Halloween tree.
  27. Go on a haunted tour.
  28. Look at local decorations.
  29. Eat a Halloween-themed meal by candlelight.
  30. Binge-watch the entire series of The Adams Family or the Munsters (or both)
  31. Host a bonfire and tell scary ghost stories.
  32. Create a Halloween-themed gingerbread house.
  33. Take an evening walk with flashlights. (Many local or state parks host events around Halloween)
  34. Watch: “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.”
  35. Create a Halloween village.
  36. Paint a pumpkin.
  37. Wear Halloween colors: orange and black.
  38. Host a movie night with Halloween-themed snacks.
  39. Make Halloween masks.
  40. Visit an escape room.
  41. Do a Halloween-themed photoshoot.
  42. Host a Halloween crafting session.
  43. Make Soul Cakes.
  44. Write your own Halloween story.
  45. Go look at local Halloween decorations.
  46. Attend a Boo at the Zoo event.
  47. Host a Halloween scavenger hunt.
  48. Watch: “Hocus Pocus” 1 & 2
  49. Host a Halloween crafting session.
  50. Host a Witches’ Tea
  51. Attend a Pumpkin weigh-off competition.
  52. Dance to “Monster Mash” & “Thriller”
  53. Get your face painted at a local event.
  54. Wear Halloween pajamas.
  55. Eat candy corn.
  56. Make pumpkin pancakes.
  57. Bake Halloween cookies.
  58. Participate in a Halloween fun walk or Run 5K
  59. Make paper Mache pumpkins.
  60. Tie-dye a t-shirt orange and black.
  61. Go to a Halloween parade.
  62. Make popcorn balls.
  63. Make a costume for your pet.
  64. Paint Halloween-themed rocks to hide around the neighborhood.

Happy Halloween!

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