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This space alien is inspired by Jetpacks and Rollerskates, also known as Blake Stevenson. It’s a simple character that uses three blocks of colour to create a transparent helmet effect, finished with chunky controls and small mechanical details.
This banana character is inspired by Canadian artist Jetpacks and Rollerskates, also known as Blake Stevenson. The slightly misaligned black outlines give it a fun, screen-printed look that will mess with your head in the best way.
This fox mask is inspired by Canadian illustrator Jetpacks and Rollerskates, also known as Blake Stevenson. It’s a simple black-and-white character with a dead-eyed mask, scruffy hair and a hoodie, with plenty of room to add your own details.
This tutorial is inspired by Hatch and one of my favourite characters from the week, Beardy Guy.
We'll keep it simple with just three marker colours, build up some easy shading, then use the chisel tip to create a big scruffy beard.
This one is inspired by Hatch, using one of his big-headed characters and filling the top with a bunch of little kawaii characters.
It’s a good one for practising wonky lines, simple faces and adding your own little details at the end.
This tutorial is inspired by Hatch's bold skull illustrations. You'll build the skull from a few simple shapes, use coloured outlines instead of black, then finish it off with glowing flames bursting from the eyes.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Beardy Guy, a simple character inspired by Hatch. It’s a good one for practising bold shapes, thick outlines and adding that sticker-like finish.
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.
This tutorial is all about practising alcohol marker blending rather than creating a perfect finished drawing. You'll draw three simple birds, experiment with nib-to-nib blending, then finish everything off with bold black linework and fine 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 colouring the bird inspired by artist Mareanues.
We’ll use three shades of one colour for the head, add a bold beak and tongue, then finish it with black outlines, dots, flicks and a simple body if there’s time.
