This one is based on the style of Elise Gravel.You’re drawing one big monster, then filling its belly with loads of smaller characters using prompt cards and simple Sharpie shapes.
This one’s based on the style of Elise Gravel, but the focus here is making it your own.We’re not copying — we’re mixing things up and experimenting with shapes, features, and details.
This one is based on Elise Gravel and her grubby, playful monster style. It’s a great one to try if you want to loosen up, draw something ugly on purpose, and pack it with weird little details.
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.
This one’s all about filling the page and letting it get messy. Inspired by Jim Bradshaw, you’ll build a simple city, drop in a big character, then pack it with smaller ones until there’s barely any space left.
This one’s all about building loads of small kawaii characters into one piece. You start with a simple lace background, then pack the corner with overlapping characters so it looks way more complex than it actually is.
This one’s all about building loads of small characters into one drawing. You’ll use simple prompt ideas to mix bodies and faces, overlap them, and fill the page without overthinking it.
This one takes inspiration from Vex and builds a full page of weird characters from one side to the other.You’ll work across the page in layers, mixing creatures, a tower block, a bomb, a daisy, and loads of bold shapes that are ideal for colouring after.
Today we’re taking inspiration from Vex and building a page full of weird little characters.You’ll start with a hand pulling back a curtain, then fill the space behind it with loads of simple creatures.
