This tutorial is based on a food-themed drawing style inspired by Pickhandle. You’ll draw a stack of cute coffee cups and donuts, then pull the whole thing together with thick outlines, tiny faces and little background details.
This tutorial is based on a burger character by Chrono Breaker, adapted into a workshop-friendly version.
You’ll draw a stacked burger with a face, teeth, lettuce, cheese, burger layers and plenty of texture. It works really well in black and white on cardboard, but you can also push it further w...
This tutorial is based on a burger character by Chrono Breaker, changed up a bit to fit the way we draw in Doodle Club.
You’ll draw a massive burger head with eyes, teeth, a tongue, lettuce, cheese and a stacked-up burger layer underneath. It looks ridiculous in the best way and there’s loads of ...
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a cute pumpkin character with a twig body and a simple spooky background.
It’s a good one for practising warm colour blending, brush pen lines and little Halloween details like bats, branches and a pale moon.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a pumpkin character straight in with pen, with no pencil lines first. It’s a good one for practising wonky lines, fixing mistakes, and making bold marks without overthinking it.
In this tutorial, you’ll draw a crowd of tiny kawaii ghosts with one awkward character stuck in the middle. It’s simple, funny, and a good one for practising expressions, little details and making a drawing tell a story.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a wonky pumpkin character with Posca pens.
It’s got angry eyes, a chunky stalk, a simple grin and loads of little dents and marks to make it feel more alive.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a big creepy pumpkin head with chunky Sharpie lines, wonky shapes and a sinister Halloween face.
It’s a bit more detailed than usual, but the pencil guidelines help everything fall into place.
In this Posca Club session we draw a Frankenstein-inspired street art piece based on work by Mysterious Al.
This one is all about bold shapes, chunky outlines, drippy details and using layered Posca colours to make the character feel like it belongs on a massive wall somewhere.
In this Kawaii Club session we build a full page of creepy little kawaii monsters using body prompt cards, face cards and loads of wonky lines.
This one is really good for filling sketchbook pages fast, experimenting with expressions and learning how overlapping characters can make a drawing feel...
In this Posca Club session we redraw the Frankenstein character by GB Art from Doodle Club but this time using layered Posca colours, chunky outlines and loads of little textures.
This version is simpler, bolder and really good for practicing layering paint markers without overcomplicating the dr...
In this Halloween Doodle Club session we draw a wonky Frankenstein character inspired by the vector style of GB Art.
This one is packed with thick Sharpie lines, stitches, wrinkles, spots and loads of little details that make the drawing feel messy in a good way.
