A prompt for each day. Take them in order, or pick the ones that interest you.
A calendar with a drawing prompt for every day of the month, worded for ages 3–18. Tick off the days you draw. Your progress stays on your device.
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Your ticks stay on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account.
Draw first light: a sunrise breaking over a quiet skyline.
Draw a cat in a few confident gesture lines, then add the fur texture.
Draw a house at dusk with warm light in just one window.
Draw a koi fish with flowing fins in clear water.
Draw a lone tree in a field and give its bark real character.
Draw a retro rocket on its launch pad at dawn.
Draw one flower as a botanical study, with small details.
Draw a dragon’s eye close up, with the scales around it.
Draw someone under an umbrella, with the rain shown by the light.
Draw a small boat at anchor in a misty harbour.
Draw an old robot and show its story in its dents and repairs.
Draw a mountain in morning mist, using only a few tones.
Draw an owl in flight, wings spread, against the moon.
Draw a melting ice cream and focus on the light on the drips.
Draw a bridge in strong perspective, from a low viewpoint.
Draw a butterfly with a wing pattern you invent yourself.
Draw a ruined castle taken back by plants.
Draw a dog’s portrait and show its mood in the eyes.
Draw a landscape lit only by the moon.
Draw a bike seen from a strange angle.
Draw mushrooms in close up and look at the gills and the soil.
Draw a whale and show how big it is next to a boat.
Draw a street at night, lit by shop windows and lamps.
Draw a snail trail and the world seen from ground level.
Draw a lighthouse in a storm and show the beam through the rain.
Draw a rainbow in an unexpected place, like a city street.
Draw a bird from your window, as you really see it.
Draw a still life of a teapot, with a clear light and shadow.
Draw a monster and tell its story through its design.
Draw a forest in layers: close trees dark, far trees pale.
Draw the night sky above your own street.
