In this tutorial we’re drawing an original three-eyed character.
It’s a weird little face with horns, big teeth and plenty of room to mess around with the shape. The three eyes make it feel strange straight away, which is the best bit.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a wonky tiki mask style character, basically a broken slab of wood with a face on it. It’s a good one for practising chunky shapes, wood grain and loads of little details.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a lazy monkey character with a big mouth, big ears and a dopey little grin.
It starts with a few simple pencil shapes, then we build it up with wonky Sharpie lines and a bit of fineliner shading. It’s a good one if you want to practise character faces, expressions a...
In this tutorial, we’re going right back to our roots and drawing a proper ugly zombie head.
This one is all about wonky lines, big eyes, a weird mouth, worms, warts, a cap and loads of grim little details. It’s a good one if you want to loosen up and make something messy on purpose.
In this tutorial we’re looking at Pintachan, a Spanish artist known for big eyes, happy characters, bold shapes and loads of retro colour.
We’ll use that influence to draw a simple pirate character inside a bottle, using mostly a Sharpie and a few wonky details at the end.
In this tutorial, we draw a big monster with its mouth stuffed full of tiny kawaii characters.
It’s a fun one for practising wonky outlines, silly faces, overlapping characters and building a whole little scene from simple prompt-card shapes.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a weird little monkey brain character with chunky wonky lines, oversized eyes and a big squishy brain pattern across the top.
This one is really good for practicing overlapping shapes, double lines and turning simple U-shapes into detailed textures.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a cute Christmas tree made from stacked kawaii cats. It’s a simple one to follow because the main cat shape stays the same, then you mix it up with different faces, patterns, ears, collars and tails.
In this Kawaii Club session we turn a bunch of sausages into loads of weird little characters using face prompt cards and wonky lines.
This is a really good one if you want to loosen up, fill a page fast and stop overthinking your drawings. Every sausage ends up with its own personality and there...
This is a second pass at the hot dog character but with more freedom to mess around with details, expressions and textures. Same basic structure, but this time the focus is making it feel more like your own character.
This one is a fun little fast food character with chunky shapes, grumpy eyes and loads of places to add your own details. Nice simple structure underneath, then loads of freedom once the main lines are in.
This one is a weird little monkey brain character with the main focus on that brain pattern across the top. It’s a good one to try if you want to practice overlapping shapes, wonky eyes and getting more texture into your drawings.
