In this Color Club tutorial, we draw a Daruma doll with bold black lines, marker blends and lots of wonky character.This one is great for playing with shadows, texture and small face details without worrying about getting everything perfect.
This one is based on John Kelly Greenβs Bee-u-tiful piece and itβs a really fun mix of bold and soft.
The bug itself has those thick black shapes and heavy outlines that make Johnβs work so good, but then the wings are much lighter and more transparent. That contrast is what makes this one work.
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This tutorial is from a live sessions where we draw 3 cats and practiced some blending in techniques. Use the resource sheet to help draw your cats or come up with your own versions, it's up to you.
Download the Pussycat Resource Sheet
This is a great excercise that builds on one of the core Korp Academy principles of drawing the same thing over and over. Essentially you will be drawing a face to fit a random blob of ink. We'll start this tutorial with a bit of structure before freestyling in the second half.
I love trying to recreate painted artwork using just marker pens so I was looking forward to taking on a watercolour piece by Puffingmuffin. We use rough blending techniques and layers to create a watercolour effect and finish off with a black pen to bring focus to the characters.
In this session we join guest artist KDVM to draw some beautiful paper lanterns using alcohol markers. These lanterns are sketchy and loose in style with colour inspired Brandon Campbell.
This is a nice easy tutorial that gives you a chance to test out some pens on how well they look together and blend together. In it we colour around some pencil lines then rub them out to create an interesting effect for this tiki totem pole.
