Lets practice 3 different ways of blending while drawing these cute cats!
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Download the pussycat resource sheet and use it to help you draw 30 cats all on one page.
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Doodling shouldn't be complicated! In this video we keep it real simple by using 1 pen for all the primary lines and a thinner pen for the details.
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Embrace the challenge of drawing with Posca yellows. They are notoriously transparent if you dont prime them well enough. In this video I'll share some tips on how to get around this.
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This lesson shows you how to use the white of the paper to good effect when creating a highlight area on a character.
Materials:Spectrum Noir Premium Marker PadSpectrum Noir Illustrator Cardinal DR5Spectrum Noir Illustrator Red DR1Spectrum Noir Illustrator Maple GB3Spectrum Noir Illustrator Sand...
In this tutorial we strip down the normally colourful work of Hattie Stewart and recreate her cheeky cherries with just black pens.
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In this tutorial I'll show you that you dont always need a black outline to look finished and how to make things look wet by adding bright highlights.
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In this tutorial we draw Kim Pine from the Scott Pilgrim comics. What I love about this drawing is how easy the guidelines are and the amount of emotion we can get from it.
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This character from Scott Pilgrim is great fun to draw because of the shape and colours we put in the hair.
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Fat lines are great for hiding mistakes and we practice with fat lines in this Scott Pilgrim drawing. We also do a little cutting in to make everything extra crispy.
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