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.
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.
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.
In this tutorial weโre drawing a wonky tiki mask style character, basically a broken slab of wood with a face on it. Itโs a good one for practising chunky shapes, wood grain and loads of little 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.
Weโre going straight in with Posca pens, keeping the colours limited and using light and dark tones to build the shadows.
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.
In this session we're drawing the same little monster again, but this time using Promarkers.
Weโll keep the shape simple, give it cactus-style arms, add some shading, then finish it off with black outlines, wrinkles, spots and a little Posca shine in the eye.
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.
Inspired by Willy Realโs Critters, this session is all about filling a page with scruffy little characters.
Weโre 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 donโt worry about copying every...
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...
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...
Draw Billy again, this time using Promarkers instead of Posca pens. You'll use simple blending, a limited colour palette and fine liner details to give the character a softer look while keeping all the weird personality.
