In this tutorial we’re drawing a severed zombie hand with Posca pens on cardboard.
It’s gruesome, messy and a good excuse to use bold colour, wonky outlines and a few nasty little details.
In this tutorial, we draw a bigger-eyed spray can character using Posca pens.
It’s a good one for practising simple shapes, layered colours, shadows, outlines, and making your artwork look like a sticker.
In this tutorial, we draw a small paint can character with drips, bold outlines, and an eyeball in the cap.
It’s a good one for practising Posca layering, simple shapes, shadows, and scruffy little details.
In this tutorial, we draw a wonky cat character and play with a bit of Posca blending in the ears.
It’s a good one if you want to practise bold shapes, scruffy lines, and making two colours work together without overthinking it.
In this one we’re drawing Pink Panther with Posca pens, using colour instead of relying on loads of black. It’s a good one to try if you want to practice cleaner edges, sharp points and building the drawing up in layers.
This one is a Posca version of the pug, done small on brown card and using the card itself as part of the colour. It’s a good one to try if you want to build a character with paint pens, strong line work and a simple limited palette.
This one is all about drawing a little pug in the middle, then filling the space around it with loads of simple pug shapes. It’s a good one to try if you want to play with colour combinations, simple character shapes and a bit of experimentation without overthinking it.
This one is based on the style of Elise Gravel.We’re taking that simple monster character and pushing it further with Posca pens, using a few shades of the same colour to make it feel more rounded.
This one is based on the style of Elise Gravel.You’re filling a page with simple colourful monsters first, then going back in with black details to bring them to life.
This one is a slouched bird character with a scruffy look and loads of room to play with colour and texture. It’s a good one to try if you want something simple to build, then push further with outlines, wrinkles and extra feather 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 bright bird character inspired by Natalie Marshall. It’s a good one to try if you want to practice cutting in with Posca pens and building bold feather shapes with flat colour.
