Today’s blog post is all about easy fall doodles. I will show you how to draw over 20 cute fall doodle ideas anyone can draw! Plus, get access to the FREE doodle printable I created for you!

Last month, I did easy Halloween doodle ideas, showing you 20 cute Halloween-inspired doodles. This month, we’re bringing the cute doodles back with an autumn vibe.

Also, at the end of this blog post, you can sign up to access the FREE fall doodle printable I created for you. You can use this printable as a guide to doodle with me or print it as a coloring page.

20 + EASY FALL DOODLE IDEAS

20 + CUTE AND AUTUMN DOODLE IDEAS FOR YOUR BULLET JOURNAL

Fall Doodle #1: Fall Scarf/banner.

The first cute fall doodle is this scarf. We are making a banner to write November inside. I’m writing in November using my block lettering style.

Here are the steps to draw this banner:

1. Start with a long, curved rectangle — this will be the main part of your banner.
2. Add two small folded ends on each side by drawing short diagonal lines.
3. Write November in the center using simple lettering or faux calligraphy.
4. Add little lines for shading where the banner folds to give it dimension.

Want to learn more about block lettering? Be sure to check out this blog post.

Wanna learn different ways to write November in calligraphy? Check out this blog post, where I show you five ways to learn in November.

For even more creative lettering ideas and free worksheets included, be sure to check out my Patreon community!

Want to learn modern calligraphy? This is the perfect blog post to get you started because it has everything you need to start using brush pens correctly!

Fall Doodle #2: Fall Leaf

I love the simplicity of this leaf. First, draw the stem and then give it a pointy oval look. Finish by adding shading inside, as shown.

These leaves are perfect for filling in some spaces, so I’m using them here.

Fall Doodle #3: a cute pumpkin.

For this one, I’m just outlining and doing some very slight shading inside. We’ll also draw a leaf and the stem, and the details inside for the eyes and the smile. You can do it with the same pen.

Fall Doodle #4: an apple basket

This apple basket turned out so cute. I also had to do an apple on the outside, right next to the basket!

Fall Doodle #5: cute coffee mug

I’m going with hot coffee for the inside. I’m not so much of a tea person. I’d rather have coffee or hot chocolate when it’s very cold.

What do you like best, tea or coffee? Let me know in the comments.

Draw an oval at the top, then curve down to make the mug shape. Add a small handle on the side. Inside the oval, draw a curved line for whipped cream or steam.

Add a cute face if you want a kawaii touch!

Fall Doodle #6: cute beanie hat

Moving on to this super cute beanie hat.

Draw a curved dome shape. Add a ribbed band at the bottom. Finish with a fluffy pom-pom on top.

You can decorate this hat however you like. I decided to add lines and leave space for the cute eyes.

Fall Doodle #7: adorable Napping Fox

This super cute fox doodle is taking a nap! I’m so happy with how it turned out, and it was relatively easy to draw. Be sure to follow the steps you see in the video and sketch with a pencil first, in case you have to make any changes.

Let me know which one of these doodles is your favorite. 

I have a couple of favorites, but this fox is it right now.

Fall Doodle #8: acorn

To draw this cute acorn, start with an oval for the acorn body. On top, draw a slightly wider “cap” — like a little mushroom top. Add a short curved line for the stem. Add small crosshatch lines or dots on the cap for texture. Don’t forget to draw the cute eyes and smile at the end.

Fall Doodle #9: Fall leaf style 2

Now, let’s do another style of leaf. This one has these little triangles in the border, and the shading inside is just going to be these groups of lines.

This leaf’s outline has a little bit more texture, as I’m making these little triangle-like shapes all around it.

Fall Doodle #10: Fall leaf style 3

This leaf style looks like a wild grapevine.

Fall Doodle #11: football

I included it here because, in the United States, football season starts around the same time as the fall season starts. So, this football naturally belongs to the fall doodle session.

Fall Doodle #12: Fall leaf style 4

To me, this leaf style looks like an Eucalyptus stem.

Fall Doodle #13: pumpkin pie

Can you also argue that this is an apple pie? Which one would you rather eat?

Fall Doodle #14: pumpkin spice latte

This doodle could be a beverage of your choice. I tried the pumpkin spice latte not too long ago, and it was a little bit too sweet.

Draw a tall cup shape — slightly wider at the top. Add a rounded lid or a swirl of whipped cream on top. Draw a cozy sleeve around the middle (you can add a pumpkin or heart on it). Add little steam curls at the top for that warm latte look.

Finish with a simple face or detail lines if you want to make it extra cute!

Fall Doodle #15: cute and delicious donut

I guess donuts are good anytime, but sweets are especially good when it’s cold outside. I don’t know what you think.

Start with a big circle, then draw a smaller circle in the center for the hole. Add a wavy line inside the top half for the icing. Draw little sprinkles or dots on top.

Optional: add a small bite mark on one side for extra charm

Fall Doodle #16: cute fox doodle saying hi!👋🏼

Start with an oval head shape and add two pointy ears on top. Draw a fluffy chest shape under the head. Add the face details — eyes, nose, and a little smile. For the body, sketch a small curved line with a big bushy tail wrapping around.

Fall Doodle #17: maple leaf

Start with a stem. Draw the main center vein, then add three big lobes at the top and two smaller ones near the bottom. Add jagged edges to make it look natural. I create an inverted C shape and a “u” and connect them. I keep going around it, and as you can see here, I switched to fineliner 01 to do the shading inside the maple leaf.

Fall Doodle #18: hot chocolate doodle

I’m doodling a hot chocolate mug this fall because it has whipped cream on top, and what’s more delicious than hot chocolate with whipped cream?

Fall Doodle #19: cute owl doodle

This owl doodle is my second favorite to draw. It looks so good that it seems complicated, but when we take it step by step, it is actually quite simple to draw!

Draw a rounded shape with little ear tufts on top. Inside, add two big round eyes and a small triangle beak. Draw the wings folded at the sides. Add feather details using short curved lines on the belly.

Fall Doodle #20: cute corn on the cob doodle

Bring all the corn mazes and corn for this fall season, especially if the corn is as adorable as this doodle!

Draw a tall oval shape for the ear of corn. Add small rows of curved lines inside to create kernels. Draw two long leaves wrapping around the bottom. Add a few little details or lines on the husk for texture.

Fall Doodle #21: Cute Turkey Doodle

Here in the United States, we celebrate Thanksgiving, which was the first time I had ever celebrated it when we got to this country, because we don’t celebrate it in Colombia.

Now, I’m curious to see where you’re watching/reading this blog from? Comment below where you’re from, and let me know if you celebrate Thanksgiving in your country.

Thanksgiving is a great opportunity to show a little bit of extra gratitude. I do believe that we should be grateful every day of our lives. Celebrating Thanksgiving makes it a great excuse to gather with family and be thankful for our blessings.

Fall Doodle #22: Fall Leaf Style 5

Here, you have our fall doodles complete!

The full doodling page for full-page for November without autumn-inspired doodles.

Finally, once I was done, I decided to add some color! What do you think?

Grab the Free Fall Doodling Page by filling out the form below.

Final Thoughts,

Doodling is so good for decompressing and relaxing. It also helps you let your creativity come to light. I love creating these doodling pages because they challenge me to doodle more and think about the different things during the month/season.

I hope you enjoyed this blog post and video and that they inspire you to start doodling. If you recreate this easy-to-draw fall/autumn doodle page, tag me on Instagram at @vialdesigns.

Next week, we’re making some Christmas cards. They’re super cute and, as always, easy to do. More holiday-inspired doodles are coming your way soon!

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