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This week we are learning to draw in the style of Striffle. Although mainly a digital artists we will use marker pens to recreate the artwork. In this tutorial we take on a cat that was drawn by Striffle as part of a DTIYS (Do This In Your Style) challenge. Be warned, the Violet background was ad...
We’re drawing a simple carrot character with a face, using three tones to give it shape. The main focus is on those little ridges across the carrot and using highlights and shadows to make them stand out.
We’re drawing a Minecraft-inspired bee with a simple blocky body, soft rounded edges and a bit of cutting in to sharpen everything up. It’s an easy character with a few nice details in the eyes, wings and fur to bring it to life.
Let’s draw a black skull with colourful liquid pouring out of its eyes. It’s a fun way to play with colour combinations and add plenty of drips and splats. Feel free to mix up the colours and make it your own.
Let’s draw a pink skull with green flames bursting out of its head. It’s a fun way to practise using three shades for depth and cutting in to get sharp edges. Add some drips and spots to make it your own.
Let’s draw Beaker from The Muppet Show with wild hair and chunky black outlines. It’s a fun way to practise building up hair with three shades and plenty of loose flicks. Keep it scruffy and let those strands stick out.
Inspired by Striffle’s version of the Swedish Chef, we’re drawing big eyebrows, a bushy moustache and chunky black outlines. It’s a fun way to loosen up your line work and use the white of the page for the hat and apron.
Let’s draw a mushroom cloud with a cheeky twist at the bottom. It’s a fun way to practise layering three shades and cutting in to make sharp shapes. I’m using greens, but pick whatever colours you fancy.
Let’s draw a ridiculous little poop with big eyes, a toothy grin and a few stinky lines. It’s a fun way to practise shadows, texture and sharp little creases. Go with classic browns or make yours a completely different colour.
Let’s draw a weird little man with a massive moustache and a retro feel. We’ll start with a big block of colour, then add black and white details over the top. It’s a fun one for playing with patterns, tattoos and little finishing touches.
Inspired by Pintachan, we’re drawing two characters from The Life of Brian using simple shapes and bold blocks of colour. It’s a good one for practising sharp edges and getting colours sitting neatly together. Grab your pens and give it a go.
Let’s draw a cheeky cat in a cardboard box, with half-closed eyes and its tongue sticking out. It’s a fun way to practise a bit of 3D drawing and simple shadows. I’m going with a green cat, but use whatever colours you fancy.
