Mario Day is March 10 (MAR10), and these lessons are Kevin’s way of celebrating. Draw Super Mario, Bowser, Elephant Mario, and Geno and Mallow from Super Mario RPG, one step at a time. These are unofficial fan art lessons made for practice and fun.
Mario, Bowser, Elephant Mario, Geno and Mallow, plus a Mario Day roundup.
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Press play and draw along with Kevin, one step at a time.
Yes. Copying favorite characters is how many cartoonists learned to draw. Fan art is great practice; just don’t sell drawings of characters Nintendo owns.
Pause the video after each step and copy just that part. Most characters start with a head shape and guide lines, then the eyes, then the details.
No. They are unofficial fan art lessons by Kevin Coulston and are not connected to Nintendo.
Kids about 6 and up can follow the videos by pausing after each step. Younger kids do well drawing alongside a grown-up.
The fan art page has every series in one place: the Ninja Turtles, Mario characters, Pokémon and Dog Man.
