Shark

by Korp

Aug 10, 2026

Inspired by Jim Bradshaw, this tutorial is all about drawing one of his recurring shark characters using Posca pens.

It’s a quick, simple character you can learn and then drop into other drawings whenever you’re stuck for something to draw.

I'll also show you a very easy way of recreating a halftone pattern using marker pens.

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