This tutorial takes inspiration from Brooklyn Snobs and gives the style a Christmas twist. You’ll use bold black shapes, white Posca details and a small accent colour to create messy, decorative characters, gift tags and festive doodles.
In this tutorial, you’ll draw a cute cactus character with chunky Posca pen outlines, little spikes, a simple face and a coloured t-shirt. It’s a good one for practising shadows, sectioning shapes and making Posca drawings feel more alive with texture and details.
In this tutorial we fill a whole page with colourful cactus plants using Posca pens and simple repeating textures.
This is all about building a fun sketchbook page without overthinking it. Different cactus shapes, simple patterns, little flowers, dots and filler shapes all layered together to cre...
In this tutorial, you’ll draw a stacked-up burger character using Posca pens. It’s a fun one for practising simple layers, bold outlines, wonky shapes and little details like sesame seeds, tomato shine and burger texture.
This tutorial is based on a burger character by Chrono Breaker, adapted into a workshop-friendly version.
You’ll draw a stacked burger with a face, teeth, lettuce, cheese, burger layers and plenty of texture. It works really well in black and white on cardboard, but you can also push it further w...
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a pumpkin character straight in with pen, with no pencil lines first. It’s a good one for practising wonky lines, fixing mistakes, and making bold marks without overthinking it.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a wonky pumpkin character with Posca pens.
It’s got angry eyes, a chunky stalk, a simple grin and loads of little dents and marks to make it feel more alive.
In this Posca Club session we draw a Frankenstein-inspired street art piece based on work by Mysterious Al.
This one is all about bold shapes, chunky outlines, drippy details and using layered Posca colours to make the character feel like it belongs on a massive wall somewhere.
In this Posca Club session we redraw the Frankenstein character by GB Art from Doodle Club but this time using layered Posca colours, chunky outlines and loads of little textures.
This version is simpler, bolder and really good for practicing layering paint markers without overcomplicating the dr...
In this Posca Club session we draw a weird little hot dog character using layered Posca markers, chunky outlines and some really simple shapes.
This one is all about building characters from circles, adding texture and using small details like trainers, wrinkles and sauce lines to make the drawin...
This fun little hot dog character is all about simple shapes, thick outlines and loads of personality. Great one for practicing layering with Posca pens without overthinking the drawing too much.
This one is all about loose lines, chunky shapes and not worrying about mistakes. Zombies are perfect for practicing Posca layers because wonky lines and weird lumps actually make the drawing look better.
