This one is a nice simple toast character built from hardly anything at all.
Just eyes, a mouth, an outline and then a few extra details to bring it to life. That makes it a really good one if you want to practice expression without getting buried under loads of complicated drawing.
The big lesso...
This one is a folk-style bird, built with bold shapes and loads of layered colour. It’s a good one to try if you want to loosen up a bit, work with patterns, and let the colours do the heavy lifting instead of black outlines.
This one’s a fun character piece built around a slice of bread with a big mouth, wonky teeth and loads of expression. It’s a good one to try if you want to focus on facial features, textures and giving a simple shape a bit more personality.
This one’s all about simple fish and learning how to blend alcohol markers. You’ll draw a few basic shapes, then use colour to bring them to life with some clean blends.
Same fish character, but this time it’s all about colour. We’re keeping the shape simple and pushing the finish with Posca layering, bold fills and a few rough edges turned into part of the design.
This fish is a nice easy one, but there’s loads of room to change it up as you go. It starts simple, then you can mess around with the body shape, fins, patterns and little extra details to make it your own.
This one is a simple fish character with loads of room to mess around once you’ve got the basic shape in. It’s a good one to try because it’s dead easy to draw, but you can still make it look weird, colorful, grumpy, happy or completely your own.
Loads of quick characters, all built from simple shapes. This one’s about mixing bodies and faces to get weird, slightly creepy results without overthinking it.
Same lobster, different approach. This time it’s all about going straight in with Posca and pushing colour, highlights, and texture without relying on pencil.
This is a step-by-step lobster character with loads of room to mess around with it. You’ll build it up with pencil first, then ink it and push the details however you like.
This one is a fun lobster character with loads of shape and personality. It’s a good one to try if you want to build something in stages, get your lines working, and then have a bit of fun with details at the end.
