I love trying to recreate painted artwork using just marker pens so I was looking forward to taking on a watercolour piece by Puffingmuffin. We use rough blending techniques and layers to create a watercolour effect and finish off with a black pen to bring focus to the characters.
Rule one of the Korp Academy is to double line everything you do. Not to make it twice as thick but to make it twice as wonky. That makes this tutorial very different as we aim to recreate the quick doodle style of Puffingmuffin by only single lining our work. Embrace the sketchiness, that is wha...
Our artist of the week is Puffingmuffin so in this tutorial we grab our Posca pens and get loose with colour. We also play with a multi-coloured border.
In this video we use some fat PC-7M pens alongside the PC-5BR brush pen. It's all about getting loose with the fat pens then closing in on the details with the brush pen to shore it all up. I think this process works because you slowly increase the attention to detail as you get through you're dr...
Let me show you how to draw lots of different zombies by drawing the same zombie lots of times! Does that make sense? I'm not sure but the point here is that we follow the same process and just change the initial pencil guidelines to help us draw lots of different characters. Each time we make a ...
In this video I'll show you the modular style of Tiki Tony. By remembering a handful of mouths, a handful of noses and a handful of armpits you can mix and match to create different looks without having to come up with something new everytime.
Lets keep it super quick and super simple with this tiki statue from Disneys Enchanted Tiki Room. Within 30 minutes you'll have a finished drawing ready to colour.
In this session we join guest artist KDVM to draw some beautiful paper lanterns using alcohol markers. These lanterns are sketchy and loose in style with colour inspired Brandon Campbell.
Let me show you how easy it is to draw this zombie from Jimmy Two-Shoes. The focus is on building contrast with black eyes, white skin and mid-one features using thin lines to shade in.
This is a nice easy tutorial that gives you a chance to test out some pens on how well they look together and blend together. In it we colour around some pencil lines then rub them out to create an interesting effect for this tiki totem pole.
