In this tutorial we’re drawing a sleeping rat inspired by artist Choo Choo Boogie.
It’s a simpler Posca character with a curled tail, tiny feet, sleepy eyes and a bit of dribble for extra charm.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a scruffy rat face with Posca pens.
It’s a good one for practising bold outlines, simple colour choices, wonky fur, creepy eyes and adding your own weird little details at the end.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a scruffy little rat face inspired by Finn’s brilliant rat drawings.
It’s a fun one for practising wonky lines, weird expressions, big ears, creepy eyes and adding your own little bits of character at the end.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial turns a daisy into a bold little character with big eyes, a cheeky mouth and colourful petals.
It’s a good one for practising ProMarker blending without making the whole thing too complicated.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial turns a slice of watermelon into a bold little character with a face, arms, legs and shoes.
It’s a fun one for practising Posca shapes, clean colour blocks and wonky character details.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial is all about building a busy doodle art page from lots of small characters, eyes, mouths, flowers and filler shapes.
It’s a good one for practising repeated doodles and creating your own colouring sheet afterwards.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial takes the heart character into Posca pens with bold colour, long legs and high heels.
It’s playful, simple, and a good one for adding your own weird little details around the outside.
Inspired by Hattie Stewart, this tutorial is all about drawing a weird little heart character with chunky shoes, big eyes and loads of doodled details around it.
It’s a good one if you want something playful, a bit creepy-cute, and easy to make your own.
In this tutorial, we draw the weekly monster character again, this time using Promarkers to practise simple blending and shadows.
It’s a good one for playing with colour, tip-to-tip blending, shiny details and adding a bit more depth to a simple character.
In this tutorial, we draw a big monster with its mouth stuffed full of tiny kawaii characters.
It’s a fun one for practising wonky outlines, silly faces, overlapping characters and building a whole little scene from simple prompt-card shapes.
In this tutorial, we take the chunky Posca monster idea and stretch it into a taller, skinnier character with a big smile and dopey eyes.
It’s a simple way to see how changing the shape, colours and expression can create a totally different character.
In this tutorial, we draw a chunky little goblin monster using Posca pens, simple shapes and bold colour.
It’s a good one for practising shadows, spots, wonky details and building up a character with a few easy layers.
