The most important step in our snowflake tutorial is the basic snowflake shape.

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Best pens for drawing (Sakura Micron on Amazon).

Great journal for doodling (Leuchtturm1917 Dotted Journal on Amazon).

If you don't already have a journal or pen in mind for these doodles, we recommend our favorites: To create the a beautiful snowflake shape on paper, it's good to know how they form in real life. While total snowflake anatomy accuracy is not essential when learning how to draw a snowflake, it can help us get creative when doodling them. He's a snowflake expert and has tons of fun details on the fascinating topic! For more snowflake facts, check out this Caltech physics professor's website. But did you know that it all depends on the weather conditions (temperature, moisture levels, etc.) as to what type will form? Plus, like human fingerprints, no two snowflakes are exactly alike. You can probably envision what some of these look like. There are also several main types of snowflakes. But there are many more shapes that snowflakes can have. The classic snowflake has six sides and is hexagonal or a hexagon as its basic shape. Let's talk first about the snowflake anatomy. Good news is, even though snowflakes look complex and geometrical, they are one of the easiest doodles to draw! Snow elements like snowflakes is a great way to add some fun to our pages and embrace the chilly (and sometimes dreary) months of the year. For our winter journal pages and bullet journal spreads, it's great to learn how to draw a snowflake doodle.

Simple doodles to draw