The Eve of New Year is a time for celebration, reflection and planning forward to the upcoming year.

What would be the better way to mark the occasion than by creating a beautiful New Year’s doodle?

In this post, we’ll share 27 easy and exciting doodle ideas that you can use to create a unique and personal artwork.

These doodles are best for all ages and skill levels, so don’t be afraid to get creative, and fill your sketchbooks with something interesting at the last minute of the year.

So are you ready? then let’s dive right in!

1. Fireworks in the Sky

Fireworks are the charm of New Year celebration. You can start by drawing bursting star shapes in different sizes, spreading outward with wavy and zigzagging lines.

Add little dots and twinkles around them to show sparks flying. For brushing it up, color them in vibrant shades of red, blue, green, and gold.

You can even layer numerous explosions to create a finale look. Pair them with a dark night sky background for beautiful night scenery.

Also See: 30 Simple Christmas Painting Ideas for Everyone

2. New Year’s Journal Doodle

Starting to write a new journal is a great way to welcome the New Year. Sketch the first page of journal with “Happy New Year” written at the top in bold letters.

Underneath, draw a few simple icons like a bulb, stars, sun, gifts, paper pin and measuring scale. This doodle shows the celebration and enthusiasm for the year coming ahead.

3. The Auspicious Time

The stroke of midnight is the most exciting part of New Year’s Eve. Sketch a large, round analog clock showing 12 p.m. with bold, easy-to-read numbers.

You can add fun elements like tiny stars, ribbons, or fireworks around the clock face to give it a festive feel.

Use black colors for the numbers and hands to make them stand out. This doodle captures the suspense and excitement of the midnight.

4. Party Hats

Drawing party hats adds fun and colors to any New Year’s celebration. You can start with simple triangular shaped hats and details like stripes, polka dots, or zigzag patterns.

Top the hat with a fluffy pom-pom or star to complete the festive look. Bright colors like red, blue, and yellow work best, and don’t forget to add some confetti or sparkles around the hats for extra flair.

5. Confetti Explosion

Confetti explosion is synonymous to party time these days. Begin by drawing a cone-shaped party popper at the bottom of your doodle.

Add colorful paper strips and tiny shapes like circles, stars, and triangles bursting out of the popper in all directions. Vary the sizes and colors to make it look dynamic and fun.

6. Happy New Year Banner

A “Happy New Year” banner is a classic doodle idea everyone would agree. Draw a string or ribbon stretched across your page with triangle-shaped flags hanging from it.

Decorate the flags with patterns like stripes, polka dots, or glitter effects. Add stars, balloons, or tiny fireworks around the text for extra flair. This doodle works great as a decorative header for journals, greeting cards, or posters.

7. New Year Calendar

A calendar marking the first day of the year is simple and meaningful doodle idea. Sketch a rectangular calendar page with “January” written in bold at the top. Add playful decorations around the month, such as balloons, fireworks, pencil, stars, or confetti. Use cheerful colors like yellow, red, and green to make the calendar pop on your page.

8. Snowflakes with a Twist

Snowflakes aren’t just for Christmas—they can also bring a magical New Year vibe. Draw large, intricate snowflakes in different shapes and patterns. To make them more festive, incorporate tiny stars or sparkles into the design.

Scatter smaller snowflakes around the bigger ones for a balanced look. This doodle is ideal for creating a wintery, celebratory theme.

9. Party Blowers

Party blowers add excitement to every New Year celebration. Start by drawing various types of tube with a small and big mouthpieces.

Add patterns like stripes or polka dots to the tube for extra flair. Surround it with little confetti pieces, balloons or stars to emphasize the fun vibe.

10. Balloons Floating Up

Balloons symbolize celebration and fun, making them perfect for your New Year doodles. Draw oval-shaped balloons with strings trailing down and slightly curved to show movement.

Add highlights on the balloons for a glossy effect and use vibrant colors like red, yellow, blue, and green. Scatter some tiny stars, sparkles, or confetti around the balloons to make it more lively.

11. Party Streamers

Draw wavy or curly lines that mimic the look of hanging ribbons. Add smaller lines or dots around them to create a sense of movement.

Use contrasting colors like red and yellow or gold and blue to make them stand out. You can also layer multiple streamers of varying lengths to make the design more dynamic.

12. New Year Firecrackers

Firecrackers says a lot about our excitement of New Year’s Eve, its small but loud. Start by drawing a few sky shot and conical-shaped rockets.

Add little sparks and lines around them to show they’re about to pop. Color them in bright shades like yellow and silver.

13. 2025 in Style

The New Year isn’t complete without highlighting the year itself! Draw the numbers “2025” in big, bold letters. Decorate the banner with polka dots, stripes, or tiny stars.

Use colors like yellow, red, and blue to give them a festive touch. Surround the numbers with confetti, fireworks, or party hats to make them the center of attention.

14. Celebration Cake

What’s a party without a cake? Draw a tall, layered cake with frosting dripping down the sides. Add candles or sparklers on top lit with joy.

Decorate the cake with tiny stars, hearts, or sprinkles to make it look delicious. Use balloons, stars to create a feel of New Year..

15. Midnight Sparklers

Sparklers are magical and fun to wave around as the clock strikes midnight! Draw simple sticks with a bright, glowing starburst at the end.

Add tiny dots and lines around the glow to make it look sparkly. You can even draw a few sparks flying off to show it’s lit. Use colors like gold and silver to make the sparkler shine.

16. New Year’s Eve Glasses

Funky glasses in various colors and embellished with glitters are always a New Year hit. Draw oversized glasses with fun patterns like polka dots or stars on the frames.

Use bright and bold colors like red, blue, or gold to make them stand out. You can even draw a tiny party hat, bow tie next to the glasses to evoke the party vibe.

17. Noisemakers

Noisemakers are loud and fun, making them great for celebrating the New Year. Start by drawing a simple tube shape with a flared end.

Add patterns like zigzags, polka dots, or stripes to decorate it. Use confetti, bubbles or stars around the noisemaker for a festive touch.

18. Midnight Toast

Ringing in the New Year often includes a toast. Draw glasses tilted toward each other, with a few bubbles rising up to show they’re filled. You can add sparkles or swirls around the glasses for a fancy touch.

Use golden or silvery shades for the drink and bright colors for the glasses. Decorate the background with tiny stars or bubbles to make it festive.

19. Countdown Numbers

The final few seconds of the year are always thrilling. Draw numbers counting down from 10 to 1 in a fun, bold style.

Here, I have demonstrated “10” surrounded with elements like stars, sparkles, or small fireworks around the number. This doodle idea captures the anticipation of the countdown and adds an energetic vibe to your design.

20. Midnight Cityscape

A glowing city skyline is a great way to show the magic of New Year’s Eve. Draw a row of tall buildings with windows and trees around. Add fireworks bursting above the skyline spreading colors.

Use vibrant colors for the fireworks to create contrast with the buildings. This doodle combines the energy of a city with the excitement of New Year’s celebrations.

21. Happy Face Balloons

Balloons with smiley faces are simple, cute, and full of positive vibes. Draw a few round balloons with strings attached. Add cheerful facial expressions on each balloon to make them come alive.

Use bright, happy colors like yellow, pink, and orange. Scatter tiny stars, swirls, or confetti around them for added flair. These cheerful balloons are perfect for conveying the joy and happiness of a New Year’s celebration.

22. Gift Boxes

Who don’t like Gifts? And getting it on the occasion of New Year is always exciting. Draw a few square or rectangular boxes and decorate them with bows, ribbons, and tiny patterns.

Add details like stripes or polka dots on the wrapping paper to make each box unique. Surround the boxes with small stars or sparkles to add a magical touch. This doodle represents the spirit of giving and celebration.

23. Festive Hats on Animals

What’s cuter than animals wearing party hats? Draw a simple animal like a cat, dog, or rabbit and place a small triangular party hat on its head. Add fun details like pom-poms, stars, or sparkles on the hat.

You can also draw the animal holding a tiny balloon or sitting near a gift box. Use cheerful colors for both the animal and the accessories to make it look lively.

24. New Year’s Candle

A glowing candle symbolizes hope and new beginnings. Draw a tall candle with a bright flame on top. Add dripping wax details to make it nostalgic.

Surround the candle with small stars, sparkles, or flowers to give it a peaceful vibe. This doodle idea is simple yet elegant, making it perfect for celebrating a fresh start.

25. Celebration Horns

Celebration horns are noisy and fun, just like New Year’s parties. Draw a cone-shaped horn with a wide opening. Add streamers and tiny confetti pieces bursting out of the horn.

Decorate the horn with patterns like zigzags, stripes, or stars. Use bright, bold colors like purple, red, and yellow to make it eye-catching.

26. New Year’s Lanterns

Lanterns are a beautiful symbol of hope and light for the year ahead. Draw a few round or oval-shaped lanterns hanging from thin strings.

Add decorative flowers or swirls on the lanterns. Also draw tiny sparks or lights around the lanterns to show their glow. This doodle creates a calming, hopeful vibe.

27. Champagne Glasses Clinking

Symbolizing celebration, champagne glasses are perfect for New Year doodles. Draw two slim glasses angled toward each other, making them “clink.” Add tiny bubble shapes rising from the glasses to show the fizz.

Decorate the glasses with patterns like swirls or sparkles for an elegant touch. Use golden or silvery tones for the champagne and surround the glasses with confetti for added festivity. This doodle is simple yet classy and works great for cards or journal pages.

Conclusion

So, here you got the list of 27 New Year Doodle Ideas to try and decorate your space. Whatever your preferences are Zentangle, Mandala, Minimalist, Cartoon and Quote Doodle we have taken care of your interest.

I hope you’ve enjoyed these New year doodle ideas. Let me know which one you’re going to try this time!

Don’t worry about being perfect—just have fun drawing. I’m sure your creations will be great.

Which idea are you most excited to try? Let us know in the comments and don’t forget to share your masterpiece with us.

Happy New Year!