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This version of Footface leans into the creepy side. You'll build the character with simple shapes and bold colours before adding chunky toenails, wrinkles and lots of grim little details to bring it to life.
This time we're giving Footface a splash of colour. Using just a couple of simple tones, you'll build up the character with easy shapes before finishing it off with bold black outlines and plenty of fun little details.
Meet Footface, a weird little character that's a great excuse to practise drawing feet without taking them too seriously. You'll build the character up with simple shapes before adding plenty of wonky details, textures and personality along the way.
We're sticking with our drips theme and this time turning a simple ice lolly into a fun character. Along the way you'll learn how to build convincing drips from simple shapes before finishing it off with plenty of little details and texture.
Lets turn a simple fish into something a little more chaotic. We'll draw the basic character first, then use colourful drips and a few highlights to completely change the look.
This week we're focusing on drawing convincing drips, and this little pizza slice is the perfect place to start. We'll use simple shapes and a few easy tricks to make the cheese look gooey, stretchy and full of texture.
This time we're drawing a fun pencil character inspired by Hattie Stewart. It's a nice mix of bold shapes, bright colours and expressive features, with plenty of room to add your own little details once the main character is finished.
This time we're taking inspiration from Hattie Stewart to create a bold abstract face full of bright colours and simple shapes. It's a great one for experimenting with colour combinations while trying out some of Hattie’s playful doodle style.
This week we're taking inspiration from Hattie Stewart with a quick, fun character drawing. We'll turn a couple of simple cherries into expressive little characters using bold outlines, oversized eyes and a few of her signature doodle-style details.
Inspired by Derek Yaniger, this tutorial is all about drawing a mischievous retro vampire with a stripy shirt, flowing cloak and tiny beret. It’s a simple character packed with wonky lines, bold shapes and plenty of personality.
Inspired by Derek Yaniger’s I Dig Love, this tutorial is all about drawing a retro character cruising around in a colourful tank. We’ll use flat Posca colours, wonky outlines and a few flowers to finish it off.
Inspired by Derek Yaniger, this tutorial is all about drawing a strange retro monster with wild hair, wonky teeth and a proper leather jacket. It’s packed with bold shapes, thick outlines and loads of scruffy little details.
