Learning to draw doesn’t have to be difficult or stressful. With the right theme and easy-to-follow instructions, it can be a fun activity. Start with the fall season, as you learn to draw leaves, pumpkins, and coffee mugs. This cozy season can put you in a good mood as you learn to draw, with fall drawing pages courtesy of EmilyDrawing.com.

If you’re looking to learn a few skills, consider these fall drawing page ideas. The illustrations use straight and curved lines to create simple characters and objects. All you need to do is print them out and follow the tutorial on the website.

1. Colorful Leaves

Learning to draw lines is essential for drawing in general, so why not start with a few simple leaves? You can learn how to draw several leaves that are only slightly different. This way, you’re drawing straight lines in various directions, from diagonal to up-and-down lines.

2. Adorable Pumpkin

When learning to draw circles and other round shapes, this little pumpkin is perfect. With the pumpkin’s texture and stem, as well as the surrounding leaves, you can also use this fall drawing page to continue working on your straight lines. Don’t forget to add it’s happy face.

3. Happy Acorns

When looking for fall drawing page ideas, look no further than this trio of happy acorns. You’re sure to have a smile on your face as you draw these adorable characters. Finish it off by drawing several leaves above the acorns.

4. Smiling Umbrella

Have you ever heard the song, “Let A Smile Be Your Umbrella?” The song title is true for this cute picture of, you guessed it, an umbrella with a smile on its face. Use this drawing page as a reminder that no matter how many mistakes you make while learning to draw, you don’t have to let it rain on your parade.

5. Friendly Scarecrow

As you gain more experience with drawing, you can test your skills with this friendly scarecrow in a field, which includes faded grass blades. The page uses both curved and straight lines to create this fun character, complete with a shirt and hat.

6. Cozy Sweater

Drawing a cozy sweater is a great way to practice various shapes, such as diamonds or stripes. Use these shapes to make various patterns. When you’re finished drawing your sweater, you can color it with fall-inspired shades to enhance the look.

7. A Mug of Hot Chocolate

If you need to brush up on your circles and curved lines, consider drawing a mug of hot chocolate. You can even add a heart to the front of the mug for a cozy feel. On this drawing page, the heart includes leaf veins to help you practice your straight lines.

8. A Basket of Mushrooms

This fall drawing page features a basket of mushrooms. The mushrooms come in similar shapes but various sizes, ideal for learning or improving your skills. You can even add to the fun by coloring the mushrooms after you’ve finished drawing them.

9. Beautiful Flowers In A Vase

Flowers are easy to draw, so test your skills with this beautiful fall arrangement. If you can draw straight and curved lines, you’ll have no problem with this drawing page. The flowers sit inside a vase, which can later be colored in a fall-inspired shade.

10. A Cute Little Snail

If you love to draw cute little characters, this is the perfect fall drawing page idea for you. Whether you’re learning or enhancing your skills, or simply want to doodle, you’re sure to enjoy drawing this adorable snail. Just like this snail, there’s no need to rush through your design.

11. A Pretty Ladybug

Keep it simple but beautiful by drawing this ladybug, complete with its face, wings, and legs. Ladybugs are not only easy to draw but fun to color in red and black or other color schemes. Imagine how many ladybugs you can draw once you learn how to draw these amazing insects.

12. A Warm Beanie

The fall season is a time to bundle up, at least on those chilly mornings. What better way to stay warm than with a beanie? The beanie on this drawing page includes a fun pattern and even a pom-pom at the top, which you can also color after you’ve finished drawing.

13. A Rain Cloud

It’s no secret that fall is full of rainy days, but you don’t have to let the weather rain on your parade with this drawing page. From a cloud to several raindrops, this page is ideal for beginners to experts at drawing.

14. Two Mushrooms

If you’re ready for more detailed drawing pages, test your skills by drawing mushrooms of two different sizes. You can learn how to draw the mushrooms’ textures, as well as the grass blades that surround the mushrooms.

15. A Raincoat

Another way to add fun to a rainy day, you improve your skills by learning how to draw a raincoat surrounded by raindrops. The raincoat features details such as pockets, buttons, the zipper, and, of course, the hood.

16. Small Hedgehog

Drawing animals is always fun, and this little hedgehog is no exception. With a mixture of straight and curved lines, it should be easy to draw this little guy. You can even add a few pieces of grass or leaves around the hedgehog to represent the fall season.

17. Pair of Rain Boots

You’ve already drawn the raincoat; you need a pair of rain boots to go with it! Sometimes, drawing shoes can be a small challenge, but the easy-to-follow tutorial can help make it easier. Plus, you’ve already been practicing with other shapes, so you should be able to master the rain boots in no time.

18. Stay Warm With Socks

Are you looking for a simple fall drawing page? Consider a pair of warm socks. On this page, the socks are white with small patterns in a doodle-style drawing. You can follow the tutorial or try to copy the socks yourself.

19. Little Teapot

There’s nothing like a hot cup of tea on a cool fall day. The teapot is also shown as a doodle-style drawing, complete with a leaf pattern on the pot itself. This is great for various skill levels.

20. Beautiful Butterfly

Fall is about change, such as the changing leaves, and so is this beautiful butterfly. Learn how to draw everything from the butterfly’s big wings to its adorable face and antennas. Don’t forget to add the small flowers on either side of the butterfly.

21. A Strawberry Jar

Fall is always a great time to shop for fresh preserves, and you can add to the excitement by drawing this jar of strawberries. The drawing page even features details on both the strawberry and jar, which you can color later.

22. A Delicious Apple

Are you ready to go apple picking this fall? Apples are one of the easiest objects to draw, from the curved lines to the stem. Once you master the apple, you can use it for everything from seasonal activities to teacher appreciation.

23. Warm Apple Pie

Few things are more delicious than a warm apple pie. Few things are also easier to draw than this tasty dish. It uses a mixture of curved and straight lines, including the “X” in the middle of the pie. One idea is to combine the pie with the apple from the previous drawing page.

24. A Lovely Sunflower

You cannot forget about this fall drawing page. After all, sunflowers are a staple of the fall season. They’re also simple to draw, with a round center, several petals, a long stem, and leaves. Are you excited to try your hand at this drawing page? See how many sunflowers you can draw in your field!

25. Cozy Little Bear

You’ve drawn various animals, objects, and treats, and now it’s time to test your skills on this adorable bear. With a happy face, rosy cheeks, and a warm scarf, this little bear is ready for the fall season. The scarf features a striped pattern, perfect for practicing those straight lines. Of course, you’re sure to enjoy coloring the cute bear you’ve drawn.

Whether you’re a beginner or looking to brush up on your skills, these fall drawing pages are perfect for all skill levels. They’re simple, easy to follow, and great for celebrating the season. The pages are easy enough for children as well, which is ideal for classrooms, playdates, and at-home activities. You can also print out pages for your friends, allowing you to learn or enhance your skills together. The best part is if you make a mistake, you can simply re-print the pages and try again. There is no rush or obligation to be perfect; the idea is to have fun with it!

What fall drawing page ideas are your favorites? Are there any illustrations you’re looking forward to learning? You’re welcome to share your favorite pages, as well as drawing tips, in our comments section.