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Who doesn’t love a friendly pup? This drawing of a friendly dog is perfect for all skill sets. Plus, it won’t take long to create, but it looks incredible when you’re done. 13. Momma and Baby Alligators Credit: @lilypawstudio | Ko-fi Let’s draw a cute POPSICLE! I used watercolor wash to create this cutie. I really love how the colors mix and run on wet paper and “do their own thing”. 🙂 No two popsicles come out the same!
And here is another version to welcome the sunshine and warm weather. I had so much fun doing the lettering and the cute doodles! I have to set up stakes to make sure that I actually show up and do the work. How will I stayaccountable? How will I get through the days when I don’t feel like drawing? Kawaii doodles are becoming popular nowadays. Kids and even adults usually just draw their own doodles to express themselves with kawaii drawing. This book features how-to’s and tips which allow you to improve your kawaii style of drawing. The illustrations are lovely, making them ideal for beginners! This week’s drawing prompt is BEVERAGE. I couldn’t decide between tea and coffee, haha. So I went with my daughter’s favorite beverage – strawberry milk. You can’t go wrong with pink and Japanese kawaii aesthetic!!! 😀The drawing might look complicated… but if you take it 1 element at a time, it will come out great! We are heading into Spring in the northern hemisphere (although I am in Australia and it’s Autumn!). But I lived in the Unite States for many years, so I can totally tune into the feeling of spring. The methodis to break down skill into the smallest learnable units. Then select and practice the units that have the biggest effect on the desired outcome (in this case, ability to draw kawaii). Frog drawings make a fun drawing topic, and they are so popular right now! 😉 Here is my version of a kawaii frog drawing.
You’ll start by drawing a square. There are a couple of options for the exact scale you use. First, you’ll see the 50/50 split, where the head and the body are the same height as each other. The other is the 60/40 split, where the head is even larger and the body is tiny. Ilaria notes this second style is popular in animal illustrations. This week’s prompt is YOUR PET – past, present, or future. 🙂Here is my doggie Spike, who was a puppy I adopted from a shelter when I was 18 years old. Let’s draw a kawaii mushroom for this week. Did you know that the largest living organism on our planet is a mushroom?!! It’s in Oregon, USA and it coves almost 4 square miles. Amazing! To help remember the steps, Tim suggests an acronym DiSSS (ignore the “i”): Deconstruct, Select, Sequence, Stakes. This skateboarding unicorn is so cute and fun to draw that you’ll have difficulty putting your pencil down. Use bold and vibrant colors to make your unicorn stand out. 27. Female Listening to MusicManga is a word that originally means ‘whimsical pictures,’ but it has evolved to represent Japanese comics. Kawaii manga is drawn in a kawaii style. They typically focus on school life and friendships. These kawaii manga characters look super cute! If you can draw kawaii manga art, you could illustrate stories or comic strips or create your own kawaii manga magazine! Anyone interested in kawaii art should give kawaii drawings a try because it is fun to learn! There are great books that feature step-by-step instructions and add challenges for mastery. Kawaii Character Features Bubble tea is the perfect drink to include in your drawing. You’ll have fun drawing this cute girl character sipping on her favorite drink.
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