This one is a creepy kawaii character mash-up made inside a single circle. It’s a good one to try if you want to play with simple body shapes, odd little faces, and fitting loads of characters together in one tight design.
This one leans more into structure. You’ll build the pug up using pencil first, then ink over the top with a Sharpie. The eyes do most of the heavy lifting here, so take your time with those and the rest falls into place.
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.
This one is a page of simple kawaii characters all sitting in and around a cloud base. It’s a good one to try if you want to fill a page with quick characters, mix up facial expressions, and play with either Sharpie or Posca.
This is a scruffy little bird character with one heavy-lidded eye and a tired sort of look to it. It’s a good one to try if you want something simple that still gives you room to mess around with the beak, feathers and whatever the bird ends up holding.
This one is a weird little monkey brain character with the main focus on that brain pattern across the top. It’s a good one to try if you want to practice overlapping shapes, wonky eyes and getting more texture into your drawings.
This one is a nice simple bird character built from a few basic shapes and a lot of attitude.
Big tired eye, droopy body, scruffy feathers and awkward little feet. It’s a good one for seeing how much personality you can get into a drawing without needing loads of detail.
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This one is a nice simple toast character built from hardly anything at all.
Just eyes, a mouth, an outline and then a few extra details to bring it to life. That makes it a really good one if you want to practice expression without getting buried under loads of complicated drawing.
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This fish is a nice easy one, but there’s loads of room to change it up as you go. It starts simple, then you can mess around with the body shape, fins, patterns and little extra details to make it your own.
