We're bringing back one of the very first Doodle Club characters with a fresh new look. This updated Skullbot keeps the original idea but adds a brand-new cap, extra details and a simple trick for making the pose feel more dynamic while leaving plenty of room to make it your own.
In this session we're filling a little car with a bunch of kawaii characters using body and face prompt cards. It's a great way to mix and match characters while practising simple expressions and overlapping shapes.
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.
This week's character gets another makeover, this time as a bold black and white doodle. You'll build it from a simple potato shape, then add a huge mouth, multiple eyes and chunky cactus-style arms before finishing it with loads of texture using a Sharpie and fine liner.
Inspired by Willy Real’s Critters, this session is all about filling a page with scruffy little characters.
We’re using simple shapes, wonky lines and lots of black colouring to build a busy page full of creepy little critters. Keep them loose, make them weird, and don’t worry about copying every...
Inspired by the cute Sleepyheads style by Azarheen, this session is all about building lots of simple characters into one finished illustration. Rather than focusing on one large drawing, you'll create a collection of overlapping doodles and use small filler elements to tie the whole page togethe...
This week's monkey has taken over Kawaii Club.
Instead of drawing the whole monkey, we're filling one giant monkey ear with a collection of random kawaii characters using the prompt cards. It's a great exercise for practising character design, composition and drawing without overthinking.
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 taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a grumpy little character driving a retro hot rod.
It’s a simple black and white doodle with chunky shapes, wonky lines, big tyres, a leather jacket and loads of room to add your own details.
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.
