In this tutorial, we’re drawing the zombie of the week again, this time with ProMarkers.
This one is a good chance to play with simple blending, scruffy texture, shadow areas and all the gross little details that make zombie drawings work.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a page full of creepy kawaii zombie characters.
It’s a simple prompt-card style session where each little zombie comes out of a hole in the ground, then gets its own weird face, texture, drips, spikes, hair, teeth or other details.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a simple zombie head with Posca pens, then messing with it.
The fun bit is changing the face after the main shape is down: making the nose bigger, popping an eye out, stretching bits of skin over the mouth and adding extra gross details.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a zombie head with Posca pens on cardboard.
This one is a good chance to play with paint pens properly, because we build the main head first, then add extra bits over the top like the tongue, worms, cap, warts and details.
In this tutorial, we’re going right back to our roots and drawing a proper ugly zombie head.
This one is all about wonky lines, big eyes, a weird mouth, worms, warts, a cap and loads of grim little details. It’s a good one if you want to loosen up and make something messy on purpose.
In this tutorial we’re taking the Pintachan-inspired character from Posca Club and rebuilding it with ProMarkers.
We’ll use simple pencil shapes, alcohol marker blending, minimal outlines and a few scruffy details to turn it into a bold little “power to the people” piece.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a creepy little toxic ghost scene inspired by Extremely Shane.
We’ll build the page with simple ghost characters, skull faces, barrels, cones, smoke and toxic sludge. It’s a bit busier than usual, but each part is simple once you break it down.
In this tutorial we’re carrying on with Pintachan’s bold, playful character style.
We’ll draw a simple raised-fist character with chunky shapes, bright Posca colours and a strong “power to the people” message worked into the design.
In this tutorial we’re looking at Pintachan again, using his bright, retro, playful character style as the starting point.
We’ll draw a simple surfer dude with a surfboard, big colours, minimal black outlines and a proper cute beachy vibe.
In this tutorial we’re looking at Pintachan, a Spanish artist known for big eyes, happy characters, bold shapes and loads of retro colour.
We’ll use that influence to draw a simple pirate character inside a bottle, using mostly a Sharpie and a few wonky details at the end.
In this tutorial we’re drawing the sleeping rat again, inspired by artist Choo Choo Boogie, but this time with Promarkers.
It’s a good one for practising simple blending, rough fur texture, wonky outlines and working with a really limited colour palette.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a page full of kawaii rats with one nervous cat stuck in the middle.
It’s a fun one for practising simple character shapes, repeated faces, wonky tails and loads of little fur details.
