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 week's monkey returns, but this time we're drawing it with alcohol markers instead of Posca pens.
The focus is on using simple pencil construction, layering light and dark marker colours to build form, and then finishing everything with expressive fineliner outlines. We'll also experiment wi...
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...
This week's monkey has taken over Kawaii Club.
Instead of drawing the whole monkey, we're filling one giant monkey ear with a collection of random kawaii characters using the prompt cards. It's a great exercise for practising character design, composition and drawing without overthinking.
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 drawing a lazy monkey character with a big mouth, big ears and a dopey little grin.
It starts with a few simple pencil shapes, then we build it up with wonky Sharpie lines and a bit of fineliner shading. It’s a good one if you want to practise character faces, expressions a...
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a simple retro character holding a sign.
It’s a relaxed ProMarker drawing with a big nose, stripy shirt, sandals, curly beard and a little joke at the end.
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Vexx and filling a page with little doodle characters and objects.
There’s a crown, money, a skateboard, a one-eyed cat, a daisy, a watch, splashes and a grumpy little monster. It’s fast, busy and perfect for colouring in afterwards.
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 taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a grumpy little character driving a retro hot rod.
It’s a simple black and white doodle with chunky shapes, wonky lines, big tyres, a leather jacket and loads of room to add your own details.
