This week we're taking inspiration from Hatch and drawing one of his monkey characters. It's a great one for practising wonky lines, simple shapes and adding your own little details to make the character yours.
In this tutorial we’re filling the page with Gherkasaur kawaii characters. It’s the same simple character repeated over and over, but each one gets a different shape, face and little details.
In this tutorial we'll fill a whole page with funny little chickens using prompt cards. The focus isn't on perfect drawings - it's about creating lots of different expressions, overlapping characters and having fun filling the page.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a bird inspired by artist Mareaneus.
It’s a nice one for lazy zigzags, wonky lines, scruffy details and those strange little wing-hands that look like fists.
In this tutorial we’re making a Studio Ghibli-inspired kawaii stack, starting with Totoro from My Neighbor Totoro.
We’ll use kawaii body and face cards to build a page full of little characters, then finish it off with soot sprites, flies, spots, drips and extra details.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Yubaba from Spirited Away.
This one is all about pushing the wrinkles, the big hair and the strange character details. It’s a bit trickier than usual, but a good one if you want to stretch yourself.
In this live Zoom session you'll draw a chunky little dinosaur built from just a few simple circles before bringing it to life with bold outlines and plenty of personality.
Using simple shapes as a guide makes it easy to change the proportions, giving every dinosaur its own unique look. Finish it...
In this tutorial we’re drawing an original three-eyed character.
It’s a weird little face with horns, big teeth and plenty of room to mess around with the shape. The three eyes make it feel strange straight away, which is the best bit.
This tutorial mixes Kawaii Club characters with the world of Super Mario.
You'll start by drawing Mario popping out of a classic pipe before filling the page with a fun mix of prompt card characters and video game-inspired creatures. Every drawing ends up looking different, making this a great on...
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Vexx and filling a page with little doodle characters and objects.
There’s a crown, money, a skateboard, a one-eyed cat, a daisy, a watch, splashes and a grumpy little monster. It’s fast, busy and perfect for colouring in afterwards.
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Derek Yaniger and drawing a grumpy little character driving a retro hot rod.
It’s a simple black and white doodle with chunky shapes, wonky lines, big tyres, a leather jacket and loads of room to add your own details.
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.
