April Fools' Day is the perfect time to add a splash of fun to our daily routine, and what better way to do it than with some good April Fools pranks? Imagine drawing a comic strip where the characters plan a harmless but hilarious prank, setting the stage for a day filled with laughter.

A classic in the prank world is the fake spill. Crafting a spill out of resin on a piece of paper and placing it on a coworker's desk can lead to some priceless reactions. It's all about the art of deception, minus the mess!

Ever thought about drawing a realistic-looking insect on a lampshade? When the light is turned on, it casts a giant bug shadow, perfect for giving someone a mini heart attack. It's a great way to incorporate your art skills into good April Fools pranks.

Altering someone's family photo on their desk by subtly drawing in an extra person or pet and watching them do a double-take is another fun idea. It's all about the details, and the more convincing, the better.

Imagine drawing an elaborate treasure map leading to the office fridge with a sign that says "Cake inside!" only for the seekers to find a plate of healthy vegetables. It's a playful way to lead a merry chase.

Switching around the keys on a coworker's keyboard is a classic that never gets old. It's a test of patience and a great way to puzzle someone, especially if they're not the fastest typist.

Drawing tiny, silly faces on all the eggs in the fridge brings a dose of humor to breakfast time. It's a simple yet effective way to start the day with a smile.

Creating a comic strip that ends with a "To be continued..." but never actually continues can be a harmless way to poke fun at the eternal cliffhanger.

Drawing on soap with clear nail polish will leave someone puzzled when they can't get it to lather. It's the little confusions that make for a good laugh.

Imagine designing a series of fake book covers for a coworker's office library, with titles that are just absurd enough to be believable. Watching their baffled reactions as they try to make sense of the titles is priceless.

Putting a small piece of tape over the sensor of someone's computer mouse can lead to some mild frustration and confusion. It's a low-effort prank that can be quite effective.

Designing a flyer for a non-existent office party and watching people show up is a classic. The key is to make the invitation convincing and the disappointment light-hearted.

Filling a donut box with vegetables instead of sweets and leaving it in the break room is a fun twist. The anticipation of a treat, followed by the surprise, is a great setup.

Creating a "voice-activated" sign for a non-voice-activated device and placing it in a communal area can lead to some humorous attempts to operate it.

Sketching a small crack on someone's computer screen wallpaper can lead to a moment of panic, followed by relief when they realize it's just an image.

Placing a small, inconspicuous sign that says "Please use other door" on a single-door entrance can momentarily confuse and amuse people.

Designing a series of fake, cryptic clues leading to a non-existent "secret meeting" within the office can spark a mini adventure among coworkers.

Changing the language settings on a coworker's digital devices can lead to a bewildering experience, especially if they're not tech-savvy.

Drawing an extra set of mouse eyes on a piece of tape and sticking it on the bottom of an optical mouse can make it seem like the device has come to life.

For the grand finale of good April Fools pranks, consider crafting an elaborate, fictional announcement about a sudden shift in company policy, like mandatory superhero costumes every Monday. It's all about ending on a high note with a laugh.