What I love about this tutorial is how an accidental drip of paint gets covered up by some gingerbread crumbs. This wouldnt have happened if everything had gone to plan but I prefer the broken biscuit look. It's a great example of a happy lilttle accident.
If time is your enemy, this tutorial will show you how to save time in 3 ways.
Positive Negative Space - draw the white vest by not drawing the white vest.
Limited Palette - Choosing just 3 colours is simpler and priming them is quicker.
No Hair - If you've got time, go crazy. If not just a few...
I loved drawing this! It's a big piece but takes not time because of all the nagative space we use. No blending and barely any colouring in also keep this tutotial short and sweet.
Lots of flexibility in this tutorial if you just grab your favourite prompt cards for the tattoos. In the video we draw a McBess inspired fist and covere the arm with Pic Candle style tattoos (although I think a cheeky Elise Gravel spider made it's way in there).
I love nothing more than a quick doodle thats easy to draw and full of weirdness. Thats exactly what you get with this 30 minute tutorial on how to draw Nutty from Happy Tree Friends.
In this tutorial we draw Toothy from Happy Tree Friends without any eyes. Your challenge, if you're up for it, is to draw an eye dangling from an optic nerve above Toothy.
We keep materials to the bare minimum for this drawing of Lumpy from Happy Tree Friends. Just 3 colours and a black fineliner are needed to finish this piece off (although I did add a little grey drop shadow at the end).
In this tutorial we draw Cuddles from Happy Tree Friends. This is a fun lesson based on a real character and style that doesnt use too many black lines.
It's worth noting that we only draw the head of this character, the background and body was added at a later stage.
