105 Easy Things to Draw When You're Bored

What do sunglasses make you think of? Sunny days at the beach or super-secret organizations like the CIA or the Men in Black? Draw yourself some shades - either way, you'll be looking cool.

Real hedgehogs may not be as fast as Sonic the Hedgehog, but they certainly are cute! This small mammal is able to roll into a spikey ball to protect itself. Can you coax it to come out and play?

You can shine bright like a diamond when you learn to draw one using simple geometric shapes. You need to draw a only a few straight lines and a shining diamond drawing is complete.

Does boredom have you feeling like a couch potato? You can draw yourself languishing on your living room sofa. Don't forget the snacks and video games!

G'day, mate! Welcome to the Land Down Under. How would you like to go for a ride in the pouch of this friendly 'roo?

If adventure will take you into deep, dank caves or the dark of night, you'll need a trusty lantern to light the way. With this antique lantern in hand, you'll feel as brave as Indiana Jones.

"Oh, the weather outside is frightful" - and you're stuck inside, feeling bored. Whether you're dreaming of a snow day or just an escape from the summer's heat, sketch a frozen oasis with the help of this snowman drawing tutorial.

"Just keep swimming, just keep swimming, swimming, swimming." You can just keep sketching, sketching, sketching when you learn to draw a cute portrait of baby Dory!

Would you like to add more cute grocery store friends to your Shopkins collection? Meet Lippy Lips, the nicest lipstick you will ever meet. What is your favorite shade?

When you're really bored, you can draw inspiration from common things that you see all around you. Take your hand, for instance. Examine the details of your own palm and fingers as you learn to draw a cartoon hand.

There's nothing more relaxing than daydreaming beneath the sprawling boughs of an ancient oak tree. If you're stuck inside due to rain, snow, homework, or quarantine, you can plant your own mighty oak with the aid of this drawing tutorial.

Keeping an aquarium is a delightful hobby that can stave off boredom. You can start your own cartoon aquarium today. Why not introduce this cute cartoon starfish to its new home?

Many people combat boredom by trying out new makeup or hairstyles. Draw these cartoon pigtails to see how you would look with a new 'do!

There's never any reason to be bored if you have a view of the sky. The clouds high above you drift and change shape. Can you spot a bunny or a dragon hidden in the clouds? Learn to draw your own blue skies no matter the weather.

The word "racecar" is a rare palindrome - a word that is spelled the same way forwards and backward. You can learn to draw a racecar forwards and backward, inside and out. Use this drawing guide to supplement your Hotwheels collection and win the race!

"'Twas the night before Christmas, and..." Oogie Boogie was on the loose!? Draw out this holiday villain and help Jack save both HalloweenTown and Christmas.

Are you dreaming of sunny days? You don't have to wait for the sun to come out tomorrow. You can sketch smiling rays of sunshine right now! The sun is also one of the easiest things to draw.

Whether the Knights Who Say "Ni!" are looking for another shrubbery or you're landscaping your dollhouse, this flowering bush drawing tutorial will come in handy.

Lighthouses have been used for centuries to guide ships through dark nights. This lighthouse drawing tutorial can guide you through your boredom. What secrets and mysteries does it hold?

Not all superheros wear capes, but many of them do! Draw your own mysterious cape. How will you use this clever disguise? Will you be a hero or a villain, Little Red Riding Hood, a medieval knight, a Jedi, or a Sith?

Rosebuds are signs of spring. Giving someone a rose is an expression of affection. Who will you draw a rosebud for in order to show how much you care?

"Polly want a cracker!" If you had a pet parrot, what would you teach it to say? Now's your chance. You can even let it perch on your shoulder as you pirate the seven seas.

Salmon make an incredible journey, swimming from the peaceful streams where they are born, to the open sea, and back again. They have to leap up waterfalls and face hungry bears and fishermen to do so.

It's important to let your family and friends know how much you care. Draw this lovely message for someone you treasure today.

Is a round of Fortnite with your friends your favorite way to beat boredom? Build the perfect disguise when you learn how to draw this classic video game mask.

Time to suit up! Use your powerful Gundam to protect the planet from the greatest of dangers. Everyone will love this cute mobile fighting suite drawn in chibi style.

This drawing tutorial is a two-for-one: you can beat your boredom while you draw, and entertain your friends as they try to figure out the physics of this impossible infinity shape!

This atomic drawing guide is here to help you complete your science homework or power your favorite radioactive superhero. Which atom is this? Hint: Count the electrons, then find that number on the Periodic Table of the Elements

You can doodle flowers on your notebooks, on paper, and in many other places. You can even give this simple rose as a gift to show someone how much you care. Red roses mean love, and yellow roses mean friendship. What kind will you plant?

Red pandas aren't as large as giant pandas. In fact, they're about the size of North American raccoons, and they have similar markings. And they are completely, absolutely, 100 percent cute!

"Groot" rhymes with "cute," and with good reason. After Groot sacrificed himself on behalf of his friends, Rocket the raccoon placed one of his twigs in a pot of dirt. From it grew Baby Groot!

Howdy, partner. Bull skulls are a symbol of the American West, cowboys, cattle ranches, and deserts. Set the scene with this drawing and get ready to have a rootin', tootin' good time.

What's up, Doc? Rabbits like Bugs Bunny have long been depicted as munching on carrots. This root vegetable is also used as a snowman's nose and a nutritious food. How will you prepare your cartoon carrot?

Want to eat to beat your boredom? How about some candy? You can draw up a bowl of sugary treats all dressed up in colorful wrappers. Chocolate, caramel, orange, or strawberry? What is your favorite flavor?

Need a hand to overcome your boredom? Here's one for you! Sketch this skeleton hand with bony fingers to study anatomy or to scare your friends. "The wrist bone's connected to the hand bone..."

You can pass the time by trying on new clothes and putting together beautiful outfits. Add this frilly skirt to your wardrobe, and color it to match your favorite shirt, blouse, shoes, and accessories.

Who let the dogs out? You did! Draw a faithful friend small enough to carry in your purse or backpack, nap on your lap, or live with you in even the smallest of apartments.

Have you been wearing a mask lately? This type of mask was developed to protect soldiers, scientists, painters, and first responders from poisonous chemicals. Get ready, it's time to suit up!

Stargazing is a hobby that has helped people pass the time for millennia. Almost everyone has a view of the night sky. Learn to draw what you see - stars, planets, and phases of the moon.

Top hats are often seen on the heads of snowmen and tap dancers like the famous Fred Astair. Get all dressed up when you learn to draw this fedora-style top hat.

Do you know someone who is afraid of spiders? Celebrate your favorite web-slinging superhero, set a creepy scene, or play a prank on your friends when you learn to draw this cartoon spider and its intricate web.

Don't play with your food - unless you're drawing it with a funny face! Everybody loves tacos. Make it Taco Tuesday every day of the week.

He's not scary, but he is fearless. Face your fears and learn to draw this pint-sized Disney monster. Is he hiding behind your closet door?

"Oh no, the laws of physics!" Learn to draw this unlikely hero and protect the planet from alien monsters.

There are so many stories you can tell with cute cartoon characters like this donkey - crossing the deserts of North America, building your own farm, or even illustrating classic Bible stories.

Who has the right to rule from this throne? The choice is yours. Learn to draw this royal seat and begin to build your kingdom. Let it bring out the prince or princess inside you.

Whether you want to take your time or sketch with turbo speeds, you can learn to draw a cartoon garden snail.

Legend has it that the leprechaun guards a pot of gold that can be found at the end of a rainbow. Where will you find this valuable treasure? Capture the luck o' the Irish and learn to sketch this classic image.

You can often see the planet Mars in the night sky, even with the naked eye. It looks like a bright red star. Get up close and personal when you learn to draw the Red Planet.

From history class to How to Train Your Dragon, you can learn to draw a fearsome Viking ship. Take up a shield and prepare to pillage!

Thanos is one of the most fearsome villains in the MCU. Do you have the courage to face him in this detailed drawing guide?

Heroes and villains alike often use their fists to fight their battles. Or, a clenched fist can symbolize anger, power, or solidarity. How will you put this gesutre to use?

Nothing is more magical than a unicorn - except for a cute, wide-eyed, chibi-style unicorn! Get out the glitter and learn how to draw this adorable mythical horse.

Are you searching for clues? This magnifying glass can help you find them. It's elementary, my dear Watson!

Plie, grand plie, releve. You can pass the time learning ballet, a centuries-old style of classical dance. Grab your tutu, lace up your pointe slippers, and start your practice with this ballerina drawing guide.

How many hours have you spent playing Minecraft? Take a break from the screentime and learn to draw everyone's favorite blocky player skin.

Will you build a birdhouse, a clubhouse, or a treehouse? Get your hand tools ready!

Biking is fun and a great way to get exercise, fresh air, and plenty of sunshine. Grab your helmet and sketch your new bike. There's no need for training wheels when you rely on this guide!

The lotus is a powerful symbol in many parts of the world, and the colorful, floating flowers can be used to set a relaxing scene. Kick back and draw this beautiful blossom.

From Sea World to deep-sea battles with great white sharks, orcas are amazing animals. These huge whales hunt in packs, so don't stop after you've drawn just one!

Hungry? Grab a juicy pear straight from the tree. Learn to draw a pair of pears.

Do you wear your cap with the bill to the front, the side, or the back? The choice is yours. After you've mastered this drawing, customize your hat with a favorite logo.

Don't let boredom keep you inside! Let's shoot some hoops. Learn to draw that shot that's nothing but net.

Narwhals have been called "unicorn whales." In fact, their spiral-shaped tooth may have inspired unicorn legends.

Is he a Very Hungry Caterpillar or just your garden inchworm? Quick, draw this cute baby insect before he turns into a butterfly!

Ninjago adventures never have to end! Prepare for battle and hone your skills with Kai.

Planting a garden is a great way to prevent boredom. Your local pollinators will thank you.

You can enjoy a hanami - a cherry-blossom picnic - even if you don't have a cherry tree in your backyard.

Ever feel like there's nothing but reruns on TV? Draw up your favorite show or create your own.

One in 10,000 shamrocks is a sought-after four leaf clover. How many shamrocks will you draw before you find one?

You can be the queen of your castle! Learn to draw a royal character, complete with a cape, a crown, and a scepter.

Well known for it’s broad grin and his strength to vanish just to reappear at his own liking, the Cheshire Cat is a great drawing idea for when you want to make your boredom disappear, you know… just like the Cheshire Cat.

Who doesn't like cake? Have your cake (but don't eat it, too) with this layer cake drawing guide. Want to have cake for breakfast? After all, it does contain milk and eggs.

After seeing the Earth from space, one astronaut said, "Seeing this has to change a man." Master this sketch and stand in awe of our beautiful, fragile world.

Seals live around the world, from the Antarctic snows to inland freshwater lakes. Learn to draw this cute baby seal.

"Be a man!" and learn to draw this adventurous Disney princess. Remember, "The flower that blooms in adversity is the most rare and beautiful of all."

"A apple a day keeps the doctor away." Draw your daily apple, and another for your teacher.

You can have an out-of-this-world adventure when you board a NASA space shuttle. Will you call it Enterprise, Disovery, Atlantis, Endeavour, or give it a new name entirely?

If boredom is the lock, practicing your drawing skills is the key.

Superman kept his identity secret with with a pair of glasses like these. What would you look like with a new pair of specs?

Eevee's evolution has so many possibilities - Vaporeon, Jolteon, Flareon, Espeon, Umbreon, Leafeon, Glaceon, or Sylveon. You can also change your boredom into so many types of adventures.

“I have an idea so smart that my head would explode if I even began to know what I was talking about.” Spend some time with the pesky father of the Griffin household.

Hammerhead sharks sometimes gather in schools of thousands. Pass the time by drawing a few of these toothy fish!

Feeling bored? We'll give you something to chew on. How you like your steak?

Have you ever spent a summer evening catching fireflies? "You would not believe your eyes if ten million fireflies lit up the world" as you learned to draw!

Weddings, dates, anniversaries, sympathy, apologies, friendship, or just bringing the beauty of nature into your home - there are so many reasons to give someone a bouquet of flowers.

"Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?" Learn how to draw this iconic tropical fruit.

Cats are known for their piercing eyes that even glow in the dark. Learn to draw a detailed cat face with its unique eyes.

A nice cup of tea can get you through the day. Learn to draw a steaming cuppa. Will you have yours with sugar, milk, or lemon?

Big eyes and a tiny body - there may be nothing cuter than a kitten at play, except for a large-eyed chibi-style kitten!

"Found a peanut, found a peanut, found a peanut just now..." Illustrate this classic children's song.

Golden retrievers are known for being loyal and gentle family pets. Learn to sketch this one, just as Peter drew Shadow in Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey.

You can scoot around your neighborhood on a brand new scooter. Learn to draw yours now.

You've played the game. Now it's time to face the Final Boss. Learn to draw the ferocious Ender Dragon from the blocky video game Minecraft.

Surf's up! This summer pastime has helped surfers beat boredom for hundreds of years. Try your hand at "the greatest sport around."

Round, pudgy, and surrounded by food - you'll never be bored when you spend time with the adorable comic cat Pusheen and friends!

Test your drawing skills, and then test your friend's ability to explain this impossible object. You can learn to draw it, but it can't exist in the real world!

From Kimba the White Lion to Simba from The Lion King, baby lion characters have helped us beat boredom for decades. Learn to draw a lion friend and embark on African adventures!

"It's the eye of the tiger, it's the thrill of the fight." From Rocky to Muhamed Ali, you can enter the ring with this trusty pair of boxing gloves.

Learning to draw is out of this world! Don't get abducted by boredom - inspect this flying saucer instead.

That's it! Did you draw all 100 easy things? If you're looking for more easy stuff to draw, keep browsing the Easy Drawing Guides website. There are over 1,500 easy and cool things to draw.

Should this pumpkin become a Thanksgiving centerpiece, a Jack o'lantern, a magical horse-drawn carriage, or a tasty pumpkin pie? The choice is yours.

Is this a friendly ghost or a spooky one? Or a friend disguising himself under a sheet? The choice is yours.

Anchors are symbols of stability, boating, and the Marines. You can draw this one using curved lines, triangles, and rounded rectangles.

Did you have a teddy bear as a kid? They make great gifts for many occasions. Learn to draw this one then give it to someone to brighten their day.

Guitars are some of the most recognizable and popular instruments. This one is easy to draw - its body is made from curved lines, its strings from straight ones. You'll also learn how to hang music notes in the air using two simple shapes connected by a line.