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Inspired by John Kenn Mortensen’s heavily textured style, we’re drawing a creepy tree stump character using loads of thin lines to build up the detail. We’ll also use negative space for the grass to keep the drawing simple while still making the page feel full.
Use a set of monster prompt cards to build a whole page of weird characters. We’ll overlap different body and face shapes inside a simple frame, then fill the gaps with leaves, drips and little details to bring everything together.
Draw a ball-shaped Creature from the Black Lagoon with big flipper feet, fins and loads of drips. It’s a simple monster with plenty of space to add texture, shading and your own weird little details.
We’re bringing Noodle back and using one character to practise eight different styles of ears. There’s a mix of simple, weird and more realistic shapes, with plenty of little details to make each one different.
We’re drawing Noodle with a new set of horns and six different eyes. It’s a good one for practising different eye styles, adding texture and building loads of weird little details into one monster.
A really easy rabbit with floppy ears and a massive mouth full of wonky teeth. We’ll keep the main shapes simple, then use a thinner pen to add stitches, shading and little details.
Inspired by Recycled Wax, we’re using prompt cards to build a page of simple, weird little rabbits. We’ll mix different rabbit shapes and faces, then bring everything together with wonky lines, clouds and a bit of shading.
Inspired by Artistic Dyslexia, this tutorial is all about drawing Nutcase, a quirky character built around a simple peanut-shaped head. We’ll use chunky black lines and fine shading to bring some of that bold style into a black and white drawing.
Inspired by Artistic Dyslexia, this tutorial is all about drawing Mouse Stash, a mouse with a massive moustache. We’ll keep it black and white, using chunky lines and plenty of fine shading to bring that bold style into Doodle Club.
In this tutorial we’re drawing an attack of the Grey Dwarves from Ronia. We’ll use prompt cards to give each one a different expression, then build them up into a whole crowd climbing over a grassy mound.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Mother Rumphob, one of the weird underground characters from Ronia. It’s a simple black and white drawing with a huge nose, scruffy hair and a stitched-up hat, with plenty of wonky details to play with.
This tutorial mashes up a mug of hot chocolate with marshmallows and a bunch of worms wriggling their way through it. It’s a nice easy drawing with plenty of overlapping shapes and simple characters to make it suitably weird.
