38 things to draw with a friend, a partner or a sibling. Most of them are split down the middle: one of you draws half, the other finishes it, and neither of you knows quite how it will turn out.
One of you draws the first part, the other the second. Pick who is who before you start.
Draw a single face between you: one does the eyes, the other the rest.
Make up an animal that does not exist. One draws the head, the other the body.
One draws the outside, the other the inside.
Draw an animal. One starts it, the other finishes it.
One draws the trunk and branches, the other fills in the leaves.
One draws the box, the other draws what comes out of it.
Invent a machine that does nothing. One draws the shell, the other the workings.
Build a city between you: one draws the buildings, the other the streets.
Fill the water. Each of you draws a different creature.
Design a robot. One draws the top half, the other the bottom.
Draw a snowy landscape: one does the ground, the other the sky.
One draws the head, the other the body. No discussing it first.
One draws above the soil, the other below it.
Draw a line across the middle. One fills the top, the other the bottom.
One draws the outside, the other draws the rooms inside.
One draws the sky, the other the city under it.
One draws the road, the other what it leads to.
Pick a machine: one draws the casing, the other the mechanism inside.
Scenes to fill in between you, anywhere on the page.
Fill the breakfast table between you.
Draw somewhere you both like.
Draw the place you want to go.
Lay a table. Each of you draws your own plate.
Draw a scene from something you watched.
Draw the picnic you would have together
Draw the two of you dancing
Draw the two of you walking in the rain
Draw whatever is out of your window right now.
Draw the coffee or tea you drink together
Draw a sunset the two of you watched
Draw the two of you out on bikes
Draw the two of you watching the stars
Draw the two of you reading
Draw the day you spent by the sea
Draw the two of you at a campfire
Draw the two of you in the kitchen
Draw an island and put whatever you like on it.
Draw an ordinary day a hundred years from now.
Split a face down the middle. Each of you draws your half.
Bogil is a drawing game for two. Both of you draw on the same canvas from your own phones, each in your own colour, and you watch the other's lines appear as they draw. Every idea on this page is in the app, with a new one every day.
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