Drawing Toadstalls with Zentangle Florals and Doodles Full Drawing Watch along asmr

This drawing was inspired by all the toadstalls and mushrooms that I discovered on many short woodland walks throughout this autumn. I've drawn a few in my sketchbook (Book 14) and just love the almost whimsical nature of the patterns and nature.
This was really relaxing to draw and I hope it's just as relaxing to watch! This drawing took me about 1 hour 10 minutes to complete.

You may notice that I started with some pencil lines to get the heights of the toadstalls and grass at the right heights, as well as a rough outline for the position of the toadstalls. This is because, in my sketchbook I found I preferred it when there was some balance in heights.

I'm using Inktense pencils with a paper palette, which gives a really subtle tone - alongside the vibrant Winsor and Newton Drawing Ink.
Any questions, just drop them in the comments below.

Timestamps/Chapters

0:06 Drawing in the grass and mushrooms/toadstalls
5:03 Drawing in the vines
6:54 Adding the extra 'plants' to the drawing
9:28 Adding the inktense pencils, using a paper palette
17:45 Adding the scarlet winsor and newton drawing ink

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After becoming ill in October 2022 and being diagnosed with Graves’ Disease (in remission as of October 2024), I decided to start sharing tutorials for all of my flowers and creations. After spending eight years perfecting my techniques, I had to close my selling platforms due to my health — but I didn’t want that knowledge to be lost. So, I began sharing everything here on YouTube to help others learn and create too.

Since then, I’ve also been diagnosed with Connective Tissue Disease (February 2024) and Cutaneous Lupus (June 2024). I now live with chronic fatigue, brain fog, and episodes of pain and exhaustion. Because of that, I’ve shifted my focus to exploring art techniques and crafts I’ve always wanted to try but never made time for.

Drawing has become my go-to creative outlet — something I can do quietly, even on difficult days. For anyone dealing with chronic fatigue syndrome or autoimmune conditions, I can’t recommend it enough. Sometimes, a sketchbook and pencil can bring far more peace than endless doom-scrolling.

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