Skull Bot is one of the very first characters from Korp Academy, updated with a few new details and a metallic finish. This tutorial is all about experimenting with metallic Posca pens, building a simple robot body, and finishing it with bold outlines and plenty of character.
In this session we revisit the tiki mask from earlier in the week, but give it a fresh look inspired by Crash Bandicoot. By changing the eyes, mouth and details while layering Posca colours and bold black outlines, you'll end up with a mask full of character and texture.
This is a simplified Posca version of the tiki mask from Doodle Club. You'll build it up in layers using light and dark colours, then finish it with bold outlines and wood grain details.
This session is another version of the stumpy alien character, but with a more compact shape and the arms curling up around the head.
We’re going straight in with Posca pens, keeping the colours limited and using light and dark tones to build the shadows.
In this session we're drawing a simple monster using layers of Posca pens to create light, shadow and depth.
We'll build it straight in with colour, add some texture and finish it off with those wonky outlines that pull everything together.
In this live Posca Club session we take our Character of the Week, Billy the Schnoz, and give him a fresh makeover inspired by a creature created during a Twitch livestream. Using just a handful of colours, you'll learn how to combine simple shapes, drips, warts and expressive eyes to create a sl...
Take the same concerned character and bring it to life with Posca pens. In this version you'll build up colour using light and dark shades, then cut back into the shadows to create thin wrinkles, textures and expressive features.
This session revisits the monkey character we've been drawing throughout the week, but with a completely different approach.
Instead of colouring first and outlining afterwards, we'll reverse the process by drawing the black outlines first before adding colour over the top. Along the way we'll tw...
In this tutorial we're taking the lazy monkey from Doodle Club and turning it into a simplified Posca version.
We'll build the character using blocks of colour first, then finish it with wonky black outlines and a few simple shadows to give it plenty of personality.
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing his version of Frankenstein’s monster.
It’s a simple Posca character with a chunky head, bolts, stitches, jagged black outlines and a bit of snot for good measure.
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a retro zombie-style head with Posca pens.
It’s a bold little character with a helmet, sharp teeth, eye bags, flies and plenty of grubby details.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a simple zombie head with Posca pens, then messing with it.
The fun bit is changing the face after the main shape is down: making the nose bigger, popping an eye out, stretching bits of skin over the mouth and adding extra gross details.
