Scribble Drawings Forever

Back in elementary school a wonderful teacher showed my class how to make scribbles into art. I can’t remember if the original demo involved a black marker or crayon, but what I do remember is watching that black line loop-d-loop all over the page and feeling so empowered as a little girl with with a box of crayons.
I was small but I could scribble.

Three decades later, the scribble drawing remains my all-time favorite thing to draw and color. You can read my column about how my kids have inspired me to keep on scribbling here.

Now I hope you’re inspired to get out your crayons and make a scribble drawing of your own. Scribble drawings forever!
Posted: March 15th, 2013 under Crafting with Kids, Favorite Things.
Comments: 4
Comments
Comment from Juanita
Time: March 17, 2013, 3:32 pm
TY for this, Jennifer. I do art class with my homeschooled grandkids, so I am always looking for good ideas and this is definitely one of them.
Comment from Holly u
Time: March 20, 2013, 7:16 am
I used to do this all thd time! Mostly in some class, so I had only one pen or pencil on hand, and the spaces alternated between filled and blank. So funny you would post this now; I just showed this to my 5 yo son for the first time a couple weeks ago. He loves it!
Comment from LPC
Time: March 21, 2013, 3:45 pm
Jennifer, look up Zentangles. They’ve basically “unvented” these scribbles into a meditative artform. They call the scribble a string.
Comment from Jian @ Potassium Humate
Time: March 26, 2013, 3:58 am
Wow, i like the lines & colors, beautiful! i will draw one for my daughter
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