Loads of quick characters, all built from simple shapes. This one’s about mixing bodies and faces to get weird, slightly creepy results without overthinking it.
This one’s all about building loads of small kawaii characters into one piece. You start with a simple lace background, then pack the corner with overlapping characters so it looks way more complex than it actually is.
This one is all about building a pile of cute penguins on an iceberg using simple shapes and prompt cards. It’s a good one to try if you want something playful, easy to customise, and packed with little character details without getting too complicated.
This one’s all about building loads of small characters into one drawing. You’ll use simple prompt ideas to mix bodies and faces, overlap them, and fill the page without overthinking it.
This one’s all about packing your page with weird little characters, inspired by Dingbat 2/3. You’re building a tight column of big and small doodles, then tying everything together with lines and a single colour.
This one is based on the chickens from the Chicken Shed in Bristol.You’ll use simple prompt cards to build a page full of different chicken characters, then tie it together with just a couple of colours.
This one is a big spaceship packed with weird little characters.You’ll draw the ship first, then fill it with six aliens using body and face prompt cards, with room to add more if you want.
When drawing kawaii characters using prompt cards, I always like to leave them behind a banner. It means you can personalise the artwork by writing something in the banner but more importantly it means you don't have to draw feet.
