Games for couples

20 drawing game prompts for couples

The worse the drawing, the better the game. These prompts work for drawing on one piece of paper together or on your own and comparing.

How to play

  1. Tug-of-Draw: set a timer for ten seconds and take turns adding to one shared drawing until it’s done.
  2. Draw Together: you each draw the same prompt on your own, then reveal them side by side.
  3. Give your finished masterpiece a title before anyone is allowed to laugh.

Things to draw

  1. Draw each other as superheroes.
  2. Draw your dream house together, one room at a time.
  3. Draw your partner’s face with your eyes closed.
  4. Draw the two of you as animals.
  5. Draw your first date from memory.
  6. Draw the perfect breakfast.
  7. Draw your partner’s favorite outfit.
  8. Draw a map of your neighborhood with all your favorite places.
  9. Draw a friendly monster that lives under your bed, and give it a name.
  10. Draw your partner first thing in the morning, kindly.
  11. Draw your next vacation.
  12. Draw your partner as a famous painting.
  13. Draw a robot that does your least favorite chore.
  14. Draw a flag for your household.
  15. Draw the two of you forty years from now.
  16. Draw your partner’s favorite food, with a face.
  17. Draw a pet you might adopt one day.
  18. Draw an invention that would make your mornings easier.
  19. Draw a postcard from a place you want to visit together.
  20. Draw this week as a weather forecast.

Playing Tug-of-Draw and Draw Together in KinHarmony

In Tug-of-Draw you share one canvas and take turns, ten seconds each, on your own phones. In Draw Together you each draw the same theme, then the drawings are revealed side by side, and you can both agree to save the pair as a keepsake.