More involved and fun drawing videos.
Otter House Activity— Tonight we go for the gold… Pokemon gold! Joe Foo draws the cute little bear Pokemon called Teddiursa. First, he shows off his original sketch, then he shows you how to draw this cuddly Pokemon using simple shapes! Can you draw a Teddiursa using 18 circles? Of course you can!
You can view Joe’s original sketch on his Instagram. Continue reading
Octopus House Activity— Tonight… or today… Joe Foo draws a final sketch of Bambino, the main character from the Pixar Short La Luna. This is the conclusion to the three part series of videos focused around this character. First, Joe drew some thumbnail studies on a LIVE INSTAGRAM video. You can follow Joe on Instagram… the link is posted below. Second, Joe drew a preliminary sketch of Bambino, breaking him down into simple shapes. You can see that video here. Finally, Joe brings all of his plans together in this final sketch.
Joe also talks about Camp PencilPoint’s appearance at Makers Faire Detroit on July 28-29. All the artists of Camp PencilPoint will be there, and there will be six drawing session per day. Please join us for all of the fun, nonsense and tomfoolery! Continue reading
Octopus House Activity— Tonight, Joe Foo expands on his sketch of Bacon Stitch that he drew in WDW Magic Kingdom last month. In this new drawing, he adds an sunny side up egg guitar and an Elvis persona to the character. He also draws it on toned paper from French Paper Co.
In case you missed it last month, Joe Foo and Chef Miker participated in May Magical Markers Mash-Up IN YO FACE! where they combined their favorite Disney characters with various other characters or objects. In the last “surprise” video of this activity, they combined their favorite Disney characters with breakfast foods! Check out that video here!
Live Sketch Challenge– This Otter House Activity was streamed live from Motor City Comic Con with Joe Foo and Emily Zelasko . Not only did we broadcast this video live from the comic con, but we also added another chapter to THE OWL SESSION series. We took a different perspective by watching Emily draw an owl using simple shapes in her style.
You can check out the pervious videos of this series with the links below. Continue reading