Our favourite kawaii artists and illustrators, plus drawing and doodling tips.
Are you stuck in a creative rut, or wanting to make drawing a daily habit? Try the Doodle Challenge Calendar from Sea Lemon with prompts for a full year + videos to watch. …
Celebrate the Lunar New Year with these cute Year of the Rat crafts including origami, doodles, crochet pattern and watercolour painting kit. …
Daily challenges are a great way to kickstart the year and begin some good habits for 2020. Whatever you’d like to start, improve or try out, here’s some fun ones that can also be done…
Japanese artist Mizutama is known for her kawaii and whimsical illustrations. She started making eraser stamps since 2005, and has been holding workshops all around Japan. Since 2012 you can also find her illustrations on…
Summer is almost over, which means it’s back to studying for a lot of kawaii fans. Even if you’re past that, it’s always a good excuse for new stationery supplies! Here’s some fun back to…
If you’re looking to branch out with your drawing skills, it’s definitely worth taking a look at Kyoodoz kawaii food illustration tutorials. While the tutorials are a step up in difficulty from more the simple…
I love art! With art being more accessible than ever – thanks to artists making prints and social media galleries – everyone can experience art daily. Each room in our house has pieces that we…
We share a lot of DIYs from YouTube on SCK but here’s a few other kawaii videos I spotted in my feed from channels that you might not be subscribed to yet. If you enjoyed…
Ever since Marceline posted about kawaii drawing books I’ve been wanting to give them a try. So when the Dutch edition of ‘Kawaii! How to Draw Really Cute Stuff’ appeared at my local bookshop, I just…
If you haven’t heard of #The100DayProject, it’s a creative challenge that happens every April. Everyone who takes part sets a personal theme to work on for the next 100 days and the daily posts are shared…
