Your complete collection of over 1,000 step-by-step drawing tutorials included with Korp Academy PREMIUM. New tutorials will appear here as theyā€™re added.
This one is all about filling the page with simple ghosts, then giving each one a completely different face. Keep the basic ghost shape simple and use different expressions to give every character its own personality.
This drawing takes inspiration from Slimer from Ghostbusters, with a huge mouth, wonky teeth and loads of slimy details. Itā€™s a fun character to draw because the messier and wonkier you make it, the better it works.
In this tutorial weā€™re drawing a whole tower of goblins, stacking 10 little characters on top of each other. Weā€™ll repeat the same basic shapes but change their faces, clothes and details to give every goblin its own personality.
In this tutorial weā€™re drawing Stumpy, one of the recurring characters from the Korp Academy. Weā€™ll keep it black and white, building up the big eyes, chunky lips and teeth before adding loads of little wrinkles, textures and wonky details.
This tutorial uses character ideas inspired by Jetpacks and Rollerskates to fill a sketchbook page with a bunch of weird little monsters. Weā€™ll mix different body and face ideas together, then add wonky lines, fur, lumps and extra details to make each character different.
This one is all about speed doodling. Weā€™re filling a page with as many quick, weird characters as possible, keeping the shapes simple and not getting hung up on making anything perfect.
In this tutorial weā€™re drawing a scruffy punk rocker complete with a mohawk, chunky boots, studded bracelet and oversized hands. Itā€™s a detailed character, but weā€™ll break everything down into simple shapes and embrace plenty of wonky lines along the way.
This one is all about filling the page with a crowd of random kawaii characters. Weā€™ll use different body and face prompts, overlap everything together and leave a space in the middle for a word or name.
This is a nice simple dog character built from basic shapes before adding plenty of wonky linework. Weā€™ll use D shapes to build the character, then add spots, scruffy details and a few finishing touches.
In this tutorial we're filling a sketchbook page with a whole bunch of kawaii zombie characters using prompt cards to mix up different bodies and faces.
We'll build the characters up together, then add boils, drips, wrinkles and other creepy little details to give the whole page a zombie twist.
In this tutorial we're drawing a big wonky zombie head packed with wrinkles, drips, dodgy teeth and plenty of gross little details.
Zombies are great because mistakes just make them look better, so we'll start with a few simple guidelines and build everything up from there.
In this tutorial we're drawing a weird old man with his head sliced open and loads of kawaii characters bursting out.
We'll use prompt cards to build up the characters, overlapping them as we go before adding loads of our own little details to finish it off.
