I love drawing planets like this which are heavily inspired by the work of Jim Bradshaw. I'll lay out 4 different droids for you to choose from and four different faces before moving onto the diamond background that gives the illusion of outer space without having to do too much colouring in.
This tutorial is all about Posca fundamentals of layering and cutting in. I'll show you how easy these techniques are and how they can level up your drawings.
This lesson goes through my 2 favourite techniques for blending. The fun but unreliable nib-to-nib method and the scrubbing technique. Learn how to do both in this slightly chaotic session.
This tutorial shows you how to turn a handful of quick DoodleDeck prompts into a full, finished artwork β not just a page of scattered doodles.
I walk you through building a crew of weird little characters (the kind youβd never plan in advance), and then pulling them together into one complete p...
This lesson is all about giving your Posca art that clean cel-shaded look β the kind of simple shadow and highlight technique that makes your characters feel more finished without overcomplicating things. And weβre doing it with a flying saucer thatβs full of wonky charm.
Hereβs what we cover:
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I love the style of Montygog, those simple retro lines make their work very distinctive and a joy to draw. In this tutorial we draw horror icon Michael Myers carving a pumpkin.
As soon as I saw the Striffle version of the Ultimate Warrior I knew I need to draw it. This tutorial has some very easy lines to help draw an energetic looking piece with flowing tassles and extra saliva.
In this tutorial we draw the head of the Manphibian character by Striffle. Your challenge is to dig out the original post on Striffle's Instagram and add the body.
