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 drawing a creepy little toxic ghost scene inspired by Extremely Shane.
We’ll build the page with simple ghost characters, skull faces, barrels, cones, smoke and toxic sludge. It’s a bit busier than usual, but each part is simple once you break it down.
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’re drawing a page full of kawaii rats with one nervous cat stuck in the middle.
It’s a fun one for practising simple character shapes, repeated faces, wonky tails and loads of little fur details.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a scruffy little rat face inspired by Finn’s brilliant rat drawings.
It’s a fun one for practising wonky lines, weird expressions, big ears, creepy eyes and adding your own little bits of character at the end.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial is all about building a busy doodle art page from lots of small characters, eyes, mouths, flowers and filler shapes.
It’s a good one for practising repeated doodles and creating your own colouring sheet afterwards.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial is all about drawing a weird little heart character with chunky shoes, big eyes and loads of doodled details around it.
It’s a good one if you want something playful, a bit creepy-cute, and easy to make your own.
In this Kawaii Club tutorial, we use prompt cards to build a stack of sleepy little characters. It’s a simple one using fat and thin pen lines, with lots of room for wonky shapes, sleepy faces and your own extra details.
In this Doodle Club tutorial, we draw a sleepy little character tucked inside a weird creature onesie. It’s a simple black pen drawing with loads of room for wonky lines, sleepy faces, stitches and strange little details.
This Doodle Club session is inspired by the playful UFO artwork of GBR.
We draw a chunky flying saucer using simple shapes, wonky double lines and layered details, then add a floating cow getting sucked up by a tractor beam. The whole session focuses on keeping things loose, fun and full of perso...
In this tutorial we’re building a page full of creepy kawaii robots using prompt cards, Sharpies and fine liners.
This one is all about overlapping characters, messy wonky lines, weird faces and filling your page with loads of little details and personality.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a big Iron Giant inspired robot using Sharpie and a fine liner.
It’s a good one for practising wonky lines, chunky metal shapes, simple shading and adding little details that make the robot feel massive.
