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.

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? 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! Octopuses are one of the cutest animal characters to draw. Choose your favorite color palette and have fun drawing this cutie.If you’re a gamer, you must try drawing your own kawaii game controller. This controller is modeled after the Xbox controller, but you can change yours to a Playstation or Nintendo Switch controller. 19. Hamster Pancakes Credit: @lilypawstudio | Ko-fi Once you are done, please share your drawings in our private Facebook group, so we can all see them. I decided to apply the techniquesTim talks about to learning how to draw kawaii. I am giving myself 6 months of (somewhat) focused practice to see what can be achieved. I say “somewhat”, because I am a Mum of a very energetic toddler :). So I have very limited time to practice. Tim Ferriss’ Method for Learning Anything Faster Kawaii drawing can be used to express kawaii characters. You might think kawaii characters are only for children, but adults love them, too.

Now, I know 1 month is NOT enough to learn storytelling. This is just an introduction. My aim is tolearn a few scenes that can be used for kawaii situations.Kawaii drawings are cute and fun to look which can instantly improve mood. Kawaii is good for your health. Join our Kawaiian community on Facebook to see many versions of these drawings as #Redraw and to share yours. 🙂

This guide is divided into six files. Each PDF outlines a different area of your character design: body proportions, arms and legs, hair, outfits, animals, and objects. 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.Get started with these fun and creative drawing references if you’re looking for cute drawing ideas. 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