This tutorial is inspired by Hatch and one of my favourite characters from the week, Beardy Guy.
We'll keep it simple with just three marker colours, build up some easy shading, then use the chisel tip to create a big scruffy beard.
This tutorial is all about practising alcohol marker blending rather than creating a perfect finished drawing. You'll draw three simple birds, experiment with nib-to-nib blending, then finish everything off with bold black linework and fine details.
In this tutorial we'll draw a side-profile portrait of Yubaba from Spirited Away using alcohol markers. Working from the side keeps the drawing simple while still capturing her distinctive features, with a focus on blending skin, shaping hair and finishing everything with bold ink outlines.
This live Zoom session is all about practising nib-to-nib blending with Promarkers while drawing a row of simple Gherkasaur dinosaurs.
Rather than aiming for a perfect finished piece, the focus is on experimenting with different colour combinations, seeing how paper affects blending, and adding s...
This tutorial is all about drawing Fungus from Monsters, Inc. with alcohol markers.
We'll build the character with simple shapes first, then use a light and dark colour to create quick shading before finishing everything off with expressive fineliner outlines and plenty of texture.
In this tutorial weβre drawing Dr Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot again, but this time with the full body.
Itβs a simpler version built from one big triangle shape, then finished with the big eyebrows, scruffy hair, goatee and jacket details.
Learn how to draw and colour Skull Bot using alcohol markers, with the focus on creating simple metal effects and smooth blends. This version skips the cap so there's more time to build depth, add robot details and finish everything with crisp fineliner work.
This tutorial builds on the tiki mask from earlier in the week, this time turning it into a more three-dimensional design using alcohol marker blending. You'll use simple shapes, light and shadow, and wood grain details to create the illusion of a carved wooden mask while still keeping the drawin...
In this session we're drawing the same little monster again, but this time using Promarkers.
Weβll keep the shape simple, give it cactus-style arms, add some shading, then finish it off with black outlines, wrinkles, spots and a little Posca shine in the eye.
Draw Billy again, this time using Promarkers instead of Posca pens. You'll use simple blending, a limited colour palette and fine liner details to give the character a softer look while keeping all the weird personality.
This week's monkey returns, but this time we're drawing it with alcohol markers instead of Posca pens.
The focus is on using simple pencil construction, layering light and dark marker colours to build form, and then finishing everything with expressive fineliner outlines. We'll also experiment wi...
In this tutorial weβre taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a simple retro character holding a sign.
Itβs a relaxed ProMarker drawing with a big nose, stripy shirt, sandals, curly beard and a little joke at the end.
