35 Easy but Fun Drawings to Copy: A Collection That Will Brighten Your Day

Even if you’re convinced that your hands “just aren’t made for drawing,” these simple sketches are sure to work out. True, they may not be Mona Lisa, but they’re fun, cute, and relieve stress faster than you might expect.

Why Choose Easy Drawings to Copy?

Because life is complicated enough already.
Morning coffee, afternoon deadlines, evening traffic—where’s the space for the soul? Exactly: on a sheet of paper, with a pencil in hand.

Simple drawings are like chewing gum for the brain—nothing extra, just the process itself. Cute pictures are often better therapy than a stress toy. Easy sketches truly work for everyone: children, students, and adults after a long, tiring day.

Now imagine opening a collection that features a cat, a panda, an ice cream cone, a heart, and even a little dinosaur (though it looks more like a cucumber). How could anyone resist?

The Secret Is in Simplicity: Draw Without Fear

When we were children, we drew without fear or hesitation.
If we wanted to draw a sun with eyelashes—we did.
If we wanted to draw “Mom, Dad, and a house with a chimney”—we did.

Now, as adults, many of us think: “Oh, I can’t draw.”
But here’s the truth: skill isn’t the point at all.

Copying a drawing isn’t an exam—it’s a process.
If you want to copy the lines perfectly, go ahead.
If you’d rather draw crookedly but from the heart, that’s even better.
Trust me, that kind of drawing often turns out to be the most charming.

A Few Insights: How It Works in Practice

When people first try copying these simple sketches, they often begin with something like a tiny mushroom. The result? It looks more like an umbrella—but that’s already a victory.
Because at that moment, you stop thinking about work, exams, and the news. And honestly—your brain rests in a way that even meditation can’t quite provide.

What’s Inside This Collection: 35 Ideas for Beginners

Here are those 35 specially chosen drawings for easy copying:

• Animals: cat, panda, puppy, birds, hedgehog.
• Nature: flowers, leaf, cloud, sun, rainbow.
• Cuteness: ice cream, cupcake, heart, star.
• Fantasy: dinosaur, smiling moon, butterflies.
• Everyday life: car, cup, hat.
  
  
  

Each drawing is black and white, clear, and simple—something you can sketch in just 2–5 minutes.

A Note on Kids and Adults

If you have a child, you can forget the phrase “I’m bored.”
Just hand them a sheet of paper, show them a cute cat picture—and voilà, they’re engaged.
Bonus: at least 30 minutes of quiet time.

And if you’re an adult thinking, “This is child’s play,”—that’s exactly the point. The simpler the drawing, the easier it is to relax.

Why Draw It Yourself Instead of Just Downloading?

1. It activates creativity. Even if you’re copying a cat, you can add whiskers, a hat, or a scarf.
   
   
   
2. It reduces stress. Scientifically proven—the brain relaxes when your hands are busy creating.
   
   
   
3. It’s better than scrolling. You’re not just wasting time; you’re making something of your own.
   
   
   

A Small Story from Real Life

Once, someone was waiting for a perpetually late friend in a café.
They took a napkin and started copying a butterfly from one of these collections.
The waiter looked over and said, “Wow, are you an artist?”
They laughed: “No, I’m just copying simple drawings.”

But here’s the best part—people at the next table also picked up pens and started drawing.
That’s how one spontaneous sketch inspired two more people.

A Little Lifehack for Relaxation

Here’s the trick: print out a few of these drawings and carry them with you. In line, on the subway, during a boring lecture— instead of staring at your phone, try sketching a little. It truly changes your mood.

Who Are These Cute Drawings For?

• For children: to develop motor skills and imagination.
• For teenagers: as a way to express themselves (instead of doodling in the margins).
• For adults: to give your mind a rest.
  For creative people: as a warm-up before more serious art.
  
  
  

Your Personal Antistress Kit

These 35 easy sketches are like a small, personal antistress set. They’re perfect for those who’ve never drawn before and for those who just want to unwind.

Grab your pencils, pick your favorite cat or dinosaur, and give it a try— the key is to enjoy the process!

And if you’d like to share your masterpieces or find more inspiration, visit our community board. There you’ll discover lessons for beginner artists and tips on where to find the best drawing kits.

And remember: a crookedly drawn bear is far better than a perfectly blank sheet of paper.