Your complete collection of over 1,000 step-by-step drawing tutorials included with Korp Academy PREMIUM. New tutorials will appear here as they’re added.
Fill a page with loads of simple colourful monsters using basic shapes and a limited palette. Each character is easy on its own, but once they're packed together with smaller monsters and spots filling the gaps, the whole page comes to life.
This tutorial is all about building a simple monster from one big shape, then bringing it to life with wonky eyes, shadows, spots and a few extra details. Keep the colour palette simple and make the character your own as you go.
In this tutorial, we're filling a sketchbook page with simple black Critters. Start with basic shapes, add some weird details, then squeeze smaller monsters and ink splats into the gaps to bring the whole page together.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Master Bucket from Zonk Freak Pet Squad. There’s loads going on with two faces, antennas, a scarf and oversized shoes, but it all comes together from a bunch of simple shapes.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Saki Spike from Freak Pet Squad. It’s a simple character with a big helmet, closed eyes and plenty of little details you can play around with to make it your own.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Invader Bunny from the Zonk Freak Pet Squad. It’s a robot rabbit head with glassy eyes, antennas and loads of little mechanical details you can have fun adding to.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Ants In My Eyes Johnson from Rick and Morty. He’s a simple character to put together, with big eyeballs and loads of tiny ants crawling across them to make things a little weirder.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Morty from Rick and Morty with his mouth wide open and screaming. It’s a simple character to put together, with a massive mouth and a brilliantly weird tongue doing most of the work.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Glootie from Rick and Morty. He’s a brilliantly weird four-eyed character with loads of wrinkles and details, but the basic shapes make him surprisingly straightforward to draw.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Rick Sanchez alongside a random selection of Rick and Morty characters using prompt cards. It’s a fun way to build up a page of characters without having to plan the whole drawing first.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a Cronenberg from Rick and Morty using Posca pens. It’s a messy, weird character with loads going on, which means little mistakes really don’t matter.
In this tutorial, we’re trying something a little different and drawing a more realistic penguin using alcohol markers. We’ll use simple blends, shadows and small feather details to give the penguin more shape while keeping the process easy to follow.
