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Fill a page with a whole gang of mischievous cats using simple shapes and a set of mix-and-match features. By changing the eyes, mouths and patterns on each one, you'll quickly create a page packed with fun, unique characters.
This grumpy little cat is all about expression. Using just a couple of fur colours, you'll build up a simple character before adding bold outlines, scruffy fur and plenty of attitude.
This naughty cat has spotted an easy meal. You'll draw a curious cat peering through a fish bowl, using a few simple colours to create the illusion of looking through the water before finishing it off with bold outlines and fun little details.
This cheeky cat has clearly been up to no good. You'll build the face with a few simple shapes before adding a dead fish, bold stripes and plenty of little details to give it loads of personality.
Fill a sketchbook page with weird and wonderful Footface characters. Starting with the same basic foot shape each time, you'll mix up the toes, faces and little details to create a whole crowd of unique characters.
This version of Footface is all about simple alcohol marker blending. You'll use just a few colours to build soft shadows before bringing everything together with bold outlines and plenty of creepy little details.
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.
This time we're drawing a simple 3D ice lolly with bold stripes, subtle shading and a few drips to bring it to life. It's a great exercise for practising depth and texture without relying on a character face.
This time we're filling a sketchbook page with a collection of fun kawaii characters, all linked together with plenty of drippy details. It's a great exercise for practising character design while getting more confident drawing convincing drips.
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.
