This Posca Club session takes the black-and-white UFO doodle and turns it into a chunky retro spaceship full of glossy reflections, chrome rims and bold colour combinations.
The focus here is less about perfect drawing and more about learning how to layer Posca paint pens to make surfaces look sh...
In this Posca Club session we draw the Iron Giant using bold reflected colours across the face instead of plain grey metal.
The focus here is understanding that alternative colours to create a metal robot will work if the colours are reflecting the surroundings. There’s loads of room to experimen...
In this tutorial we’re drawing an Iron Giant inspired robot with Posca paint pens and building up a bold colourful sky behind it.
This one is all about simple robot shapes, glowing backgrounds, layering colours and experimenting without worrying too much about perfection.
In this Posca Club session we’re drawing a floating brain trapped inside a glass jar.
This tutorial is all about practicing chunky Posca outlines, layered brain textures, shiny wet highlights and those weird little tendrils hanging from the bottom of the brain. It looks complicated at first, but ...
In this tutorial we’re drawing a weird little brain monster with giant eyeballs and dripping snot hanging out the bottom.
This one is brilliant for practicing chunky Posca outlines, brain textures, drips, highlights and making your artwork look wet and gross in the best possible way.
In this Posca Club session we’re drawing a gingerbread character on brown card using layered icing effects and chunky Posca outlines.
The main focus here is creating fake depth with two-tone icing by stacking a lighter colour one pen-width above a darker colour. Simple idea, but it makes the icin...
In this tutorial we’re drawing a gingerbread character head using Posca pens, with colourful icing, chunky shadows and shiny little details.
It’s a good one for practising colour combos, layering Posca paint and turning simple shapes into a proper character.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a baby Grinch-style character with a Santa hat, grumpy eyes and scruffy green fur. It’s a simple Posca drawing that uses a few bold colours, thick eyebrows and a bit of shadow to make the character pop.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a weird little zombie Santa using Posca paint pens on cardboard or thick paper. The focus is on layering colours, adding chunky shadows and using wonky outlines to make the character feel messy, gross and full of personality.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a simple snowy scene using negative space, chunky shadows and wonky lines. The snowman itself is mostly untouched paper, which makes this one a really satisfying little trick piece to draw.
In this Posca Club session, we turned the melting candle character into a full colour piece using layered Posca pens, chunky black outlines and blended flames.
This tutorial is all about contrast. Smooth melted wax against wonky monster lines. Soft blends against thick black shadows. You’ll also ...
In this tutorial, you’ll draw a chunky Santa character using Posca pens and bold layered colours.
This version uses reds, greys, golds and little pink details to make the character pop. The wonky hat, giant beard and santa underpants give it loads of personality.
