Let's Draw Grandpa Munster Together in LESS Than 30 Minutes!

Welcome back Fun Fab Drawing Club member!

I can't believe it's week #4 of the Munsters drawing lessons in black pen and ink. We've got quite the collection of Munster drawings floating around in the Facebook group. It's so fun to scroll through!  

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In case you've missed any of the Munsters lessons that we've done so far, you can find all of them in the Latest Lessons Classroom. Draw along at your own pace whenever you have time! Draw them all, or just a favorite - it's totally up to you!! ​

Today, we're adding to our collection with Grandpa Munster. Drawing supplies are exactly the same as they have been for the other Munster drawings. If you have questions about supplies, check this lesson out first. ​

As always, use whatever you have and love, here's what I'm using...

Supplies

Fabriano Hot Press (smooth) Watercolor paper 9" x 12" 50 sheets https://amzn.to/3cbiUh3
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Although I used 11" x 14" of the Hot Pressed paper because I love to work big but I linked to 9" x 12" because I realize most people prefer to work at a "normal" size! lol!

Pentel Pocket Brush Pen https://amzn.to/2JuVpmU

Zebra Fountain pen in black (2 blacks is $6) https://amzn.to/3tzHHVK
or You can purchase the entire 7 pack of different colors for $13 https://amzn.to/3A63QgZ
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Pentel Water brush (4 pack) https://amzn.to/2UtLsf

​Ready to start? Click the button below, and let's do it...
In LESS than 30 minutes!!

In the Mood For Something Else?

Have you tried the Fun Fab Fantasy Classroom? This one is SUPER fun and can totally be like an extension of Halloween projects, especially if you've never done these before. You've got tons of choices from full color to toned paper drawings, watercolor, charcoal, and even straight up graphite. ​

Another idea you might enjoy is the Toned Paper Drawings classroom. I absolutely LOVE toned paper. And I feel like it makes shading a face SO much easier because the tan or gray paper becomes your mid-tone for whatever face your drawing, and all YOU have to do is throw in some highlights and shadows, and BOOM, you've got an amazing drawing!

If you love toned paper drawing and have already completed the ones in this classroom, there are also tones on YouTube for you to enjoy:) ​