What if building a drawing habit felt less like another task on your list and more like a daily treat?

In this 14-day sketchbook challenge, we’ll create one colorful floral illustration a day in Procreate using bold shapes, playful compositions, happy colors, and a custom acrylic marker brush set.

This class is all about making art that feels as good as it looks.

You’ll fill your Procreate Gallery with blooms, foliage, and patterns, while gently training your drawing muscles along the way. Each project is designed to be approachable, playful, and satisfying—without the pressure to make everything perfect.

Throughout the challenge, you’ll explore:

playful floral shapes and compositions
bold and joyful color combinations
layering, texture, and acrylic marker effects
simple ways to fill a page without overthinking it
how repetition can help you build confidence and a sustainable drawing habit

The lessons are short enough to fit into your day, but each one gives you space to experiment, make your own choices, and turn the project into something that feels like you.

You can follow the challenge day by day or work through the lessons at your own pace. The goal is not to keep up perfectly. The goal is to keep creating.

As a bonus, I’ll also show you how to turn a sketchbook photograph into your own digital mockup, so you can display your artwork as if it were sitting right there on the page.

This class is perfect for artists who:

want to draw more regularly
love color, flowers, and playful illustration
feel stuck in perfectionism or overthinking
want a low-pressure way to practise
enjoy creating in Procreate but still want the charm of a traditional sketchbook

You’ll need an iPad, Procreate, and an Apple Pencil or compatible stylus. The projects can also be adapted for traditional media if you prefer working with real markers, paint, or colored pencils.

By the end of the class, you’ll have a colorful collection of 14 floral illustrations, a stronger drawing habit, and hopefully a sketchbook practice you’ll actually look forward to returning to.

Let’s fill some pages, indulge in color, and make art that feels good for the soul. I'll see you in class!

Jenna Hocking

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