In this tutorial, we’re bringing an old black and white cat drawing back to life with colour.
It’s a simple Posca drawing using two colours for the fur, big eyes, wonky outlines and plenty of scruffy little details.
In this tutorial we’re taking inspiration from Yayoi Kusama and her piece I Want to Sing My Heart Out in Praise of Life.
Rather than trying to copy the original, we’ll use prompt cards to borrow different elements, fill the page and create our own version using just black and red Posca pens.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a chunky Viking character using simple shapes and Posca pens. We’ll build him up with a horned helmet, two-tone beard and plenty of wonky lines and little details to give him some character.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a simple furry monster with a huge pair of antlers.
We’ll keep the character itself nice and simple, then use curved lines, white details and a bit of cutting in to give the antlers and fur much more shape.
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 halft...
Inspired by Jim Bradshaw, this tutorial is all about drawing one of his cat characters using nothing but black Posca pens.
There’s no pencil sketch underneath, so it’s a good one for being brave, embracing wonky lines and drawing straight in with your pens.
This tutorial takes inspiration from Jim Bradshaw as we break down his El Blammo wrestler and recreate it using Posca pens.
The picture quality is lower at the beginning because, like an idiot, I forgot to press record and had to use the Zoom footage. It returns to HD as soon as I start drawing.
Draw a chunky lobster character while learning how to build up layers with Posca pens. We’ll start with a simple body, then add overlapping legs, claws, colours and details until the whole thing looks far more complicated than it actually is.
Loosely inspired by Elise Gravel, this Posca Club tutorial is all about drawing a loose, colourful fly while practising simple colour blending and layered texture. It’s a quick piece that gives you plenty of space to experiment without worrying about making every line perfect.
Inspired by artist Toox One, this tutorial shows you how to draw a female character looking back over her shoulder. We’ll use grayscale Posca pens with a bright accent colour to recreate some of the shapes, shadows and details found in his work.
This Posca Club tutorial is inspired by Spanish graffiti artist Toox One and one of his characters.
We’re drawing a monkey face using a grayscale colour setup with one bold accent colour. It’s a simple trick, but it makes the finished drawing look really strong.
