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Create a lively little flame character using layered Posca colours and loose, flowing shapes. This tutorial focuses on building convincing flames with simple colour layering before adding an expressive face full of personality.
Draw a worried-looking light bulb using simple blocks of Posca colour and bold black outlines. The loose face and visible coil give it loads of character, with plenty of space to add your own details or a little story around it.
Draw a worried-looking sun surrounded by chunky rays, storm clouds and a lightning bolt. It’s a quick character with loads of room to experiment with the expression, background and your own take on the theme of energy.
Create a creepy kawaii crowd of rabbits, zombies and other odd little characters packed inside Broken Bonnie’s head. The prompt-card approach keeps every character different and gives you plenty of room to add your own details.
Draw Vanny from Five Nights at Freddy’s with chunky floppy ears, stitched details and a soft alcohol marker blend. This one keeps the colours simple and uses the blender pen to add just enough shading to bring the character to life.
Draw Sundrop from Five Nights at Freddy’s using warm yellows and oranges with a mix of brown and black outlines. The big sun shape, split-colour face and chunky rays make this a fun one to personalise with your own colours and details.
This Broken Bonnie design is based on the Five Nights at Freddy’s character created by Scott Cawthon. We’re drawing the damaged rabbit with its missing face, glowing red eyes and oversized ears, then finishing it with bold outlines and a simple circular background.
Draw the creepy Funtime Freddy from Five Nights at Freddy's using a mix of thick and thin pens. This one's all about chunky shapes, creepy details and giving the character your own twist. You can keep it black and white with pen shading or add your own colours as you go.
Experiment with blending different alcohol marker colours by turning each blend into an eyeball. Once you’ve found a combination you like, use it to create your own simple monster character.
Draw a hairy sausage-shaped monster packed with wonky eyes, layered colour and a big cartoon mouth. It’s a good one for experimenting because any little mistakes can easily become part of the monster.
Fill a page with weird little monster critters using simple shapes, repeated details and loads of personality. This is a great session for loosening up, experimenting with your own ideas and creating a busy sketchbook page.
Draw a colourful furry monster with wonky eyes, chunky teeth and loads of texture. This one uses simple shapes, layered Posca colours and a bit of cutting-in to sharpen up the fur.
