Do you struggle with coming up with ideas on how to draw characters? Then this is the class for you.

There are thousands of different approaches to drawing characters, yet the blank sheet of paper is still scary. Here I´m going to guide you through a fun and easy exercise on how to draw very different character designs by using simple shapes like rectangular, spheres, triangles, and more to start your design.

Using simple shapes to create cartoon characters is a fun and creative way to bring your ideas to life. Not only is it an accessible and beginner-friendly technique, but it also allows for endless possibilities and variations.

By breaking down complex characters into basic shapes such as circles, triangles, and rectangles, you can easily create a solid foundation for your design. These shapes serve as the building blocks for your character and can be manipulated and transformed to create unique and interesting poses and expressions.

One of the benefits of using simple shapes is that it can help you focus on the core essence of your character's personality and design. By stripping away unnecessary details and focusing on the basic forms, you can create a character that is visually appealing and easy to recognize.

Additionally, using simple shapes can help you develop your skills in character design and illustration. As you become more comfortable with manipulating basic shapes, you can experiment with more complex designs and techniques.

Overall, using simple shapes to create cartoon characters is a great way to spark your creativity and develop your skills as an artist. It's a fun and accessible technique that can lead to endless possibilities and allow you to bring your ideas to life in a unique and exciting way.

You will be amazed by how easy it is. Just by having an intention, using associations, or even just starting with an element you can draw very interesting cartoony characters.

I´m going to help you unlock your creativity and lock in your fear of drawing once and for all. The only thing that stops you from creating is that someone or you yourself have told you that you can´t.

Brenda Briggs

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