Learn How To Draw a Cat in my Art Classes! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring step by step drawing of cute & easy drawings. I upload new drawing tutorials & drawing videos every week so sign up for your free membership to join the tribe today! Get ready to relax and have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings using one stroke painting and watercolor painting techniques!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
Liner brush
Small round brush
Small flat brush
Medium flat brush
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of a Cat using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Load your medium flat brush with white and beige.
With the beige color facing the outer edge of your cat’s head, draw a slightly flattened circle and make a small bump on the lower part for her cheeks.
Make in 2 U-shaped loops for the front paws of your cat.
Then let’s draw slight curve for her back followed by a long teardrop for her tail.
Let’s load our small flat brush with beige and brown.
Go on to draw in 2 triangular ears at the top of your cat’s head.
To create that iconic ragdoll muzzle, lay your brush down in a circular stroke like this. Make sure the beige is on the outer edge.
To give it that nice blend with the rest of her face, wet your medium flat brush to smoothen out the colors further.
Let’s switch back to our small flat brush with beige and brown.
Let’s draw in the darkened paws and edges of her tail.
Once you’re done, clean off your small flat brush. Let’s use this to reduce some of the color intensity of your cat’s face and chest.
The great thing about working with water-based paints is that you can just reactivate them with water and lift off any excess color whenever you wish.
Load your small flat brush with white and teal.
Let’s draw in Raggi’s best friend, Moomi the milk box. Let’s use block strokes to create the rectangular shape of our milk box.
Let’s give Raggi and Moomi pink cheeks and ears using your small round brush.
Switch to your liner brush and use black to draw in their eyes and mouths.
Use white to draw in the little ears and horns on Moomi and dab some pink on his ears before adding some cow spots and his tail.
Let’s load out liner brush with dark blue to outline our milk box.
Use dark brown to outline our cat.
Let’s dab on white paint to give Raggi and Moomi those sparkling bright eyes.
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw a Bunny in my Art Classes! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring step by step drawing of cute & easy drawings. I upload new drawing tutorials & drawing videos every week so sign up for your free membership to join the tribe today! Get ready to relax and have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings using one stroke painting and watercolor painting techniques!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
Liner brush
Small round brush
Small flat brush
Large flat brush
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of a Bunny using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
You’ll need a A6 sized 200g paper and your large flat brush loaded with yellow and orange paint.
With the orange color facing the outer edge of your bunny’s head, draw a slightly flattened circle and make a small bump on the lower part for his chubby cheeks.
Once you are done with his head, go on to make in 2 long loops for those droopy holland lop ears.
Then let’s draw little petal shapes for his fluffy neck and front paws.
Flip your brush with orange facing right and draw a curve for his back. Make one more loop for his hind leg.
Then end off by using the yellow edge of your brush to dab some yellow for his round tail.
To give our bunny more depth and contrast, let’s use a small flat brush to pick up brown and beige color.
Go around the entire bunny with brown on the outer edge, leaving only his tail out so that it looks almost like a soft and puffy cloud.
Pick up some beige paint with your small flat brush.
Draw little semicircles to make his tail look fluffy.
Let’s load our small flat brush with white and teal.
Go on to draw in a little bow tie just below his chin to turn him a daddy bunny.
Once you are done, load this same brush with dark blue and teal.
Then draw a little hat on his head.
This week is extra special because it’s father’s day this weekend!
Let’s give him a vintage bow tie. Go ahead to load the same brush with white paint and dab on some stripes.
I’m also adding some red stripes on his bowtie and hat to complete his vintage look.
Let’s add some pink to the underside of both ears and cheeks.
Let’s switch to our liner brush. Let’s use dark brown to outline our bunny.
If you are a right hander like me, start from the top left of your bunny so that you don’t smudge the paint before it dries. For lefties, start from the top right instead.
Once you are done with his outline, go on to load your liner brush with black paint.
We are now going to draw his eyes, eyebrows, nose and whiskers.
Load your liner brush with dark blue and outline your vintage accessories.
Let’s load up white paint on our liner brush for the highlights of his eyes.
Then add your finishing touches to intensify some of stripes on his bow tie.
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw a Dog (Corgi) in my Art Classes! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring step by step drawing of cute & easy drawings. I upload new drawing tutorials & drawing videos every week so sign up for your free membership to join the tribe today! Get ready to relax and have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings using one stroke painting and watercolor painting techniques!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
Liner brush
Small round brush
Small flat brush
Medium flat brush
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of a dog (Corgi) using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Load your small flat brush with yellow and orange paint.
Using the one stroke painting technique, place orange on the outer edge, starting with his forehead. Then continue to paint in his ears and cheeks.
This magical technique makes it so easy even for beginners to create impressive gradients in a single stroke.
Let’s paint in 2 little triangles for his arms. Then go on to paint in his body and tail, leaving this section in middle open for a cute fluffy white collar later on.
Let’s erase any excess paint using a clean and damp round brush. This helps the next layer of white paint stay pure and white.
Load your small round brush with white paint.
Then fill in the face, collar and feet of your corgi dog.
Load this same brush with pink paint.
Let’s color in his ears and dot in a cute pawprint on his right paw.
Switch to your liner brush and pick up black paint.
Let’s start outlining from the top of his head.
Once your white paint is dry enough for the next layer, let’s use our liner brush to paint his tongue and cheeks with pink paint.
Once you’re done, continue your black outline for the rest of his body.
Paint another pink paw print on his foot.
Let’s use our liner brush to dot in white paint.
Fill in the highlights of his eyes and eyebrows.
If you are happy with your design, you can stop here.
But I’m in a party mood this week, so let’s have some extra fun our furry friend!
Go on to load your small flat brush with white and teal.
Then paint in some diagonal stripes to add a little party hat on his head.
Use your small round brush to paint in some yellow streamers on the top.
What’s a party without balloons?
Let’s switch to our medium flat brush and pick up pink and lime green paint.
Paint a balloon by twisting your brush in a circular motion like this.
And with the same color we used for his party hat
let’s paint in a small triangle for the knot.
It’s time to outline our party accessories with our liner brush and black paint.
Draw a white line and two dots to mimic the reflection on the balloon.
To make our design to pop, let’s give our corgi dog another outline in white.
If you are painting on paper, you can try a different color like yellow or lime green too! Just play around and have fun!
To top it all off, let’s add some little stars and dots for that extra sparkle.
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw Toothless from How To Train Your Dragon in my Art Classes! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring step by step drawing of cute & easy drawings. I upload new drawing tutorials & drawing videos every week so sign up for your free membership to join the tribe today! Get ready to relax and have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings using one stroke painting and watercolor painting techniques!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
Liner brush
Small round brush
Small flat brush
Medium flat brush
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Toothless using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Load your medium flat brush with grey paint.
Then dip a corner of your brush into black paint.
We are going to use the one stroke painting technique to help us create fun and easy gradients that even beginners can master.
As the brush is wider than a pencil, your hand will be more stable. You can also go over the paint as many times to adjust the shape of your drawing.
For the ears of Toothless, let’s create 2 curved petal shapes at the top of his head. Also place 2 more tiny petals on both sides of his cheeks.
Draw in 2 tiny horns between his ears using the grey edge of your brush.
For his arms, make 2 vertical strokes down with black edge facing left.
For his back, flip your brush so the black edge faces the opposite side. Then paint a downward stroke with a gentle bump before curving your brush under the body for his tail.
Switch to a small flat brush.
Load this brush the same way as we did with the grey followed by black on the corner.
Let’s paint in more definition for his right arm.
For his legs, let’s paint in a circular shape on each side of his body.
For his right wing, use the same brush to draw in the upper spine of the wing. Then make 2 downward strokes to complete the flaps. Repeat the same thing on the other side.
Use a liner brush to draw in some purple shadows.
I know shadows are always challenging for beginners so just do your best ok? Try to imagine a light source shining on the right side of Toothless.
This way our purple shadows should be drawn along his left side.
Load pink paint on this liner brush to add in some highlights.
Place the pink on the remaining parts where you didn’t paint the purple shadow on.
If you are ready to outline your design, load your liner brush with black paint.
Let’s draw in his eyes first.
For the rest of his outline, work our way from the top to the bottom.
Let’s load our liner brush with lime green paint to give Toothless his green eyes.
You will probably need 2 to 3 coats to prevent any black paint from peeping through the greens.
Let’s switch to our medium round brush with white paint.
Dot in the highlights of his eyes as well as those tiny spikes on his forehead.
To give Toothless a bit more definition, switch back to our liner brush and pick up white paint.
Let’s draw an extra outline in white. If you are painting this on white paper, you can use lime green to create an outer glow that matches his eye color.
Let’s add our finishing touches by dotting in the claws for Toothless.
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw Ariel the Little Mermaid in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing for kids and art for kids. Get ready to have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Mermaid Ariel using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Use a liner brush & white paint to draw a quick sketch.
It doesn’t need to be perfect because we will be painting over this in the later steps.
Use a medium flat brush with the red, orange & yellow paint to fill in all the sections of her hair.
Notice that I am laying all three colors in nicely blended gradient using a single stroke. This is called the one stroke painting technique.
Use a medium round brush to pick up beige paint for her face and her upper body.
No mermaid is complete without her super cute seashells.
So let’s use a small flat brush to pick up this pink & purple one stroke paint to fill them in.
Load your large flat brush with this gorgeous green & blue one stroke paint.
Try to pick up less of the darker colour so it doesn’t overwhelm the whole gradient.
Lay down these colours for the mermaid’s tail starting with the upper section.
You should be leading the brush with the darker colour on the outer edge.
As we head down to the lower section, flip your brush and lead with the lighter green on the outer edge instead.
Our little mermaid comes from the magical depths of the sea, so let’s use a large flat brush to pick up this purple,
pink & teal one stroke paint to give her a background.
If you are ready to outline your design, pick up your liner brush & black paint.
Let’s work our way from the top to the bottom.
Use a liner brush to add pink to her cheeks and her lips too.
Using a liner brush, pick up some white paint.
Fill in the white part of her eyes.
If you really want your design to pop, go ahead to give it an extra outline in white.
You can also add some teardrops in decreasing sizes.
These teardrops should be pointing towards the middle of your design.
Our little mermaid isn’t complete without some bubbles so let’s go ahead to paint in some clusters of different sizes.
And that’s it! I hope you love your cute and easy drawing of Ariel the Little Mermaid!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw A Cute Unicorn in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing for kids and art for kids. Get ready to have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of a baby unicorn using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Use a liner brush & white paint to draw a quick sketch.
Use your large flat brush to mix white into this rainbow one stroke paint from the Mermicorn Effects Palette.
Go ahead to colour in your unicorn’s fringe and tail.
Use a damp round brush to carve out a more defined wave for the fringe and tail.
Just wipe off any excess paint on a piece of tissue to keep your brush clean.
For the unicorn’s face & body, let’s use our medium round brush with white paint.
Let’s draw in a horn using your small flat brush with this yellow and white paint.
Twist your brush as you paint from the base to the tip.
Dab the yellow corner of the brush to create cutie mark.
If you are ready to outline your design, pick up your liner brush & black paint.
Let’s work our way from the top to the bottom.
Oops, I painted a small cut on my unicorn’s arm.
But no worries, I will show you how we can fix this.
Here’s my little hack to fix mistakes. Use the same technique we used to shape our unicorn’s hair with a clean and damp round brush.
Once you’re done removing the mistake, just pop on some extra color and you’re good to go.
Let’s use our liner brush to add pink paint as her blusher & inner ear color.
You can stop here if you’re happy with your design.
But I’m going to show you how to draw a rainbow arch.
Since our large brush is not thick enough to pick up the entire rainbow,
I’m starting with just the first 2 colors using our medium flat brush for the inner arch.
I will then switch to a large flat brush to pick up the remaining colors.
Put these on the outer arch.
To make our rainbow blend smoothly, I’m overlapping the pink area again using the medium flat brush with the first 2 colors.
If you really want your design to pop, then go ahead to give it an extra outline in white.
I decided my unicorn looked too washed out, so I am taking my liner brush with purple to add some color to her hooves.
If you try this design at home, you should probably do this step before the black outline.
Outline her hooves.
Let’s give our unicorn some magical wings.
Using the same liner brush in white, let’s draw some teardrops in decreasing sizes.
They should all be pointing back towards the shoulder of your unicorn.
For more magic, go ahead to draw some starbursts and dots all over your rainbow.
And that’s it! I hope you love your cute and easy drawing of this Baby Unicorn!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
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Learn How To Draw Pusheen the Cat in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing for kids and art for kids! Hope you will have fun learning how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Pusheen the Cat using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Use a liner brush & white paint to draw a quick sketch.
Use your medium round brush to mix a small amount of black paint into a corner of your white paint.
Use this light grey color fill in the entire body of Pusheen.
Load the same brush with a darker shade of grey.
Without washing your brush, just pick up more black paint.
Lay down this dark grey for the stripes on Pusheen’s head and body and tail.
Use your small round brush to pick up some pink paint.
Dab on the pink paint for her tiny mouth.
Pick up your liner brush & black paint.
Let’s outline from the top to the bottom of her entire body.
Draw her eyes and cute mouth.
Load your large flat brush with white paint.
Mix this into this pretty rainbow one stroke paint from the butterfly effects palette.
This is my favorite hack to to create new colors.
Let’s give Pusheen a super happy pastel rainbow background.
Paint in another quarter curve going in the opposite direction at the bottom to balance out your design.
Load your medium round brush with white paint.
Press in some white clouds at the base of our rainbow.
Use your liner brush with white paint to add in an extra outline in white.
Let’s add some teardrops in decreasing sizes.
These teardrops should be pointing towards the middle of your design.
Don’t you just love these tiny dots and star bursts?
Something about them just really makes your whole design come together.
And there you have your cute and easy drawing of Pusheen the Cat!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw Elsa from Frozen 2 in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing for kids and art for kids. Hope you will have fun learning how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Queen Elsa using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Use a liner brush & white paint to draw a quick sketch.
Load your small flat brush with the yellow & white gradient.
Use the one-stroke painting technique to fill in all the sections of her hair.
Sweep your brush from the inner to the outer corner of each hair section.
Load your large flat brush with this light and dark blue gradient.
Again using the one stroke painting technique, lay down the lighter colour at the top of her dress.
Flip your brush and use the darker colour at the top of her shoulder.
Create an additional section on each side of her dress as her sleeves.
Now for the bottom of her dress, use your medium flat brush with the dark blue & purple gradient.
Notice that I’m overlapping the blue part of the gradient to give it a smooth blend into purple.
Use your small round brush to pick up light blue paint.
Color in her boots with the light blue paint.
Using this same brush with white paint.
Let’s color in her cape.
Now for her face & hands, let’s use our medium round brush to pick up beige paint.
Fill in Elsa’s face and hands with beige paint. You’ll probably need to paint 2 to 3 coats to get it really even.
Because I want Elsa to look like she’s hold a snowflake, I’m using a damp small round brush to carve out an open palm.
This pink & orange colour here reminded me of the autumn leaves in the Frozen 2 movie poster.
Let’s use this for her background.
Use your large flat brush to apply this swirl of colour behind Elsa.
You can start to see how the one stroke painting technique makes it so easy even
for beginners to paint impressive gradients in a single stroke.
We’re going to outline our design using a liner brush & black face paint.
Let’s work our way from the top to the bottom.
Use a liner brush to pick up some pink for her cheeks and her lips.
Draw in her cheeks and lips with the pink paint.
Use your liner brush with white paint to add in some highlights.
I highlighted her eyes, helm of her gown as well as the snowflake on her palm.
Let’s add some teardrops in decreasing sizes.
These teardrops should be pointing towards the middle of your design.
To give our design more frozen magic, let’s draw more snowflakes.
I’m also drawing some dots to look like cute speckles of snow.
If you really want your design to pop, then go ahead to give it an extra outline in white.
And there you have your cute and easy drawing of Queen Elsa from the Frozen 2 movie!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw Olaf from Disney Frozen 2 in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing step by step tutorials and drawing videos. Hope you will have fun learning how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Olaf using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
Use a liner brush & white paint to draw a quick sketch.
Use a medium flat brush to pick up a gradient of blue & white paint.
Fill in the main part of the snowglobe, starting with the area closest to Olaf. As you paint around the spot where Olaf is supposed to sit, make sure to place the darker color closest to him. This will give us a good contrast between his body and the snowglobe.
I decided to draw Olaf safe inside his little snowglobe home. And I hope you guys are staying safe at home too! Use the white edge of your brush to fill in the gaps and create a smooth circle for the snowglobe.
Load your large round brush with white paint.
Fill in Olaf’s head, body & feet, leaving a small upside down triangle open for his big toothy smile.
Use your small flat brush to pick up the yellow and orange paint.
Draw Olaf’s nose by painting a small curve with the orange edge of your brush along the base of his nose. 
Then flip your brush and draw in the tip of Olaf’s nose leading with the orange side.
Next, use your small flat brush to pickup light and dark brown paint.
Place the darker brown on the outer edge of your snowglobe base. Start by drawing the thinner rim.
Draw a thicker section below.
Use this same brush and colour to draw in Olaf’s arms.
Draw three brown twigs sticking out of Olaf’s head.
Draw the outline for Olaf using a small round brush & black paint. Let’s start with his eyes and draw in all the details from top down.
With a small round brush and white paint, fill in Olaf’s tooth and that little gap below his carrot nose.
Let’s add some teardrops in decreasing sizes. These teardrops should converge towards the main subject as that is the focal point of your drawing.
Fill up our snowglobe with frozen magic! Go ahead to draw some snowflakes & dots of snow.
To make our design pop, let’s draw an extra outline in white paint.
Finish your design with a few more snowflakes outside your snowglobe.
And there you have your cute and easy drawing of Olaf from the Frozen 2 Movie!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!
Learn How To Draw Anna from Disney Frozen 2 in my Art Classes for Kids! Join me in my FREE online art classes every week, featuring easy drawing step by step tutorials and drawing videos.Get ready to have fun as we learn how to draw cute drawings & cartoons using the one stroke painting technique!
If you are new to Kawaii Art Tribe, you can sign up for your Free Online Art Class for Beginners of All Ages! I will take you through all the secrets of one stroke painting that every artist needs to know. Plus you’ll also receive a surprise gift at the end of the class to help you along your art journey.
In the meantime, you can learn how to draw this cute drawing of Princess Anna using paper, pencils or markers for a start!
First, let’s draw a quick sketch of the overall shape of Frozen Anna.
Use a flat brush to pick up a gradient of brown and beige paint.
Fill in all the sections of Anna’s hair.
Use a smaller flat brush to pick up the purple and pink gradient for Anna’s coat.
Paint this pink & purple gradient with the pink on the inner edge and purple on the outer edge.
Once you’re done with Anna’s coat, grab a small round brush and dampen it with water.
Use this as an eraser to create space for Anna’s hand that’s gonna be placed on her chest.
Grab a medium round brush and pick up beige color.
Fill in Anna’s face and hands.
Use a small round brush to pick up yellow color.
Draw a rim of yellow on the cuffs of her sleeves as well as the edge of her skirt.
Load your liner brush with black and start outlining from top to bottom of your character. Draw her eyes as well.
Load your small round brush with pink.
Lay down the pink color for her cheeks, her shoes as well as the flap of her coat.
Load your liner brush with black.
Draw her eyelashes, eyebrows and the outline of her mouth.
Load your liner brush with white and draw in some highlights on her hair, dress and eyes.
You can add a colourful background to make your drawing pop. Use your large flat brush to pick up this coral and orange gradient from Effects Palette A.
Lay down the coral and orange gradient on the top and the bottom of your drawing.
To make Princess Anna stand out even more, use a liner brush with white to give her an additional outline in white.
Let’s add some teardrops in decreasing sizes. These teardrops should be pointing towards the middle of your drawing.
Don’t worry if you made a mistake because all you need is a clean and damp round brush. You can use this as your eraser. I’m erasing a wobbly swirl here.
I went back to fill in the background colour that I removed during erasing. Then I redrew a prettier swirl this time.
Paint in more teardrops and swirls at the bottom half of your drawing. Then add in some snowflakes, starbursts and dots to complete your cute & easy drawing of Princess Anna!
Share your artwork with me by tagging @KawaiiArtTribe and #KawaiiArtChallenge when you post on Instagram. Remember that you’ll need to set your account to public in order for me to see your post. I’ll look forward to resharing your art on my story!
Happy drawing everyone!