Last Updated on May 14, 2026
If you’ve seen the animated series ‘Space Ghost’, you’ll undoubtedly be familiar with the character Brak. Known as Voldemar H. Guerta, he’s one of Space Ghost’s greatest villains and later, one of his companions. Voiced by notable actors such as Keye Luke, Andy Merrill, and C. Martin Croker, Brak has earned a memorable place in the hearts of viewers worldwide.
Brak, a member of the Council of Doom, is a cat-like alien with distinctive features. He boasts an intriguing Polynesian-esque red and black mask with a yellow Keffiyeh. The character has bright orange fur contrasted by a unique blue and black outfit, topped off with red gloves and blue-toed shoes. His striking eyes add to his overall appeal and complexity. While you’re at it, why not consider drawing related characters from the series like Space Ghost or other members of the Council of Doom for a comprehensive artwork?
Brace for Brak: About this Guide
Our guide to drawing Brak breaks down the process into 12 manageable steps. But before we delve into that, let’s talk about the color-coding scheme used in our guide:
- Red Color: Represents the current step. It’s your guide on what to draw next.
- Grey Color: Helps you understand the basic proportions of the sketch. Light pencil strokes are recommended for this.
- Black Color: Highlights the lines you’ve already drawn. It’s like a pat on the back for progress made.
The first step of this guide focuses on setting up the basic proportions of your sketch. After outlining, the artist can choose to ink the sketch. Just remember to wait for the ink to dry completely before gently erasing the pencil lines. This approach prevents smudging and preserves the neatness of your artwork. The final image serves as a reference for colors, should you wish to breathe life into your sketch with some hues.
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