In this tutorial I show you that you dont always need to put a black line around a character to make it look finished and we also get lots of practice with cutting in on the face.
In Colour Club we used alcohol markers and fineliners to draw this crazy zombie. The main focus was on how to draw holes in skin! Where else are you getting that drawing tutorial?
Materials:
Spectrum Noir Premium Marker Pad
Spectrum Noir Illustrator DR3 Cherry Red
Spectrum Noir Illustrator DR7 ...
This character was drawn in a very early Posca Club and it was great fun to bring him back and give him an upgrade to his mouth. This lesson will show you how to draw an exposed skull but also reinforce the importance of strong intersections.
This is a dead easy zombie to draw with some very simple basic shapes that can easily be changed to make your character unique.
Materials:
Artgecko A4 Freestyle Sketchbook
Posca PC-5M English Green
Posca PC-5M Green
Posca PC-5M Light Green
Posca PC-5M Yellow Ochre
Posca PC-5M Yellow
Posca PC-5M...
In this video we use prompt cards and keep it quick and simple with a little work on dashed lines to give the appearance of fabric. A cheeky ink splat from one of the pencils gives the piece a little humour.
In this quick video Korp will show you the easiest way he has found to draw a hand. Get the first few steps right and then everything else falls into place. Have fun and personalise yours by adding something else into the the grip instead of a pencil.
In this tutorial we use a combination of blending and cel shading to give the pencil its shape. Using Spectrum Noir alcohol markers and Faber-Castell Pitt pens in a Spectrum Noir Premium Marker Pad.
Remember "pencils are for losers" is just a joke, Korp uses pencils all the time. In this tutorial we use Faber-Castell Pitt pens and prompt cards to draw cute kawaii pencils in a pot.
