In this tutorial we’re drawing a chopped off skull packed full of weird kawaii monster characters growing out of the top.
This one is all about layering simple shapes, overlapping characters, wonky double lines and turning cute little doodles into something slightly creepy.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a weird little monkey brain character with chunky wonky lines, oversized eyes and a big squishy brain pattern across the top.
This one is really good for practicing overlapping shapes, double lines and turning simple U-shapes into detailed textures.
In this tutorial we’re filling a big circle with simple kawaii characters using prompt cards, wonky lines and loads of overlapping shapes.
This one is all about building confidence, filling the page, mixing characters together and adding your own weird little details as you go.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a gingerbread man with a broken leg, a bone sticking out, chunky icing details and loads of wonky character.
It’s a fun one for practising simple shapes, thick outlines, thin pen details and making a Christmas drawing a bit more Korp Academy.
In this tutorial we’re building a full page of weird little snowmen using simple shapes, wonky lines and mix-and-match faces. Some are cute, some are grumpy, some look half zombie. The idea is to fill the page with loads of different characters and let the repetition make the artwork look really ...
In this tutorial we’re going back to an old school Korp Academy zombie, but giving it a Christmas twist with a Santa hat and scarf. It’s full of wonky eyes, messy lines, weird details and simple shapes that make the character look properly grim.
In this tutorial, you’ll draw a cactus character wearing a vest with a slogan on it.
It’s got chunky arms, little legs, a flower, gritted teeth and loads of cactus spikes. The “free hugs” t-shirt makes it nicely ridiculous.
This tutorial is based on a burger character by Chrono Breaker, changed up a bit to fit the way we draw in Doodle Club.
You’ll draw a massive burger head with eyes, teeth, a tongue, lettuce, cheese and a stacked-up burger layer underneath. It looks ridiculous in the best way and there’s loads of ...
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a big creepy pumpkin head with chunky Sharpie lines, wonky shapes and a sinister Halloween face.
It’s a bit more detailed than usual, but the pencil guidelines help everything fall into place.
In this Halloween Doodle Club session we draw a wonky Frankenstein character inspired by the vector style of GB Art.
This one is packed with thick Sharpie lines, stitches, wrinkles, spots and loads of little details that make the drawing feel messy in a good way.
In this Kawaii Club session we turn a bunch of sausages into loads of weird little characters using face prompt cards and wonky lines.
This is a really good one if you want to loosen up, fill a page fast and stop overthinking your drawings. Every sausage ends up with its own personality and there...
This is a second pass at the hot dog character but with more freedom to mess around with details, expressions and textures. Same basic structure, but this time the focus is making it feel more like your own character.
