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.
Take a little inspiration from The Sad Ghost Club and fill a circle with a crowd of simple ghosts. We’ll keep the body shapes similar, then use different faces to give each ghost its own personality.
Draw a weird wonky pumpkin using simple shapes and plenty of Posca layering. We’ll build up the shadows, carve out the features and finish it with creepy wrinkles, drips and a bold white border.
Draw a weird, wonky pumpkin with a carved-out mouth, deep folds and loads of little creepy details. We’ll use alcohol markers to build up the shadows and shape before adding wrinkles, spots, stitches and black outlines.
Draw Behemoth from The Nightmare Before Christmas using Posca pens. We’ll build up his chunky green face, dungarees and double chin with simple shapes, shadows and coloured outlines.
Draw Scarecrow from DC Comics with a wonky Korp-style twist. We’ll build his creepy stitched face, straw hair and battered hat before adding a few extra details of our own.
Fill a sliced-open head with loads of weird little worm-like characters, each with its own simple face. The repeating shapes keep it easy to draw while the different expressions make the finished page look busy and detailed.
Draw a gruesome character with its head sliced into sections and pulled apart. This one uses alcohol markers to build up the skin tones, shadows and bloody sections before finishing everything with wonky black outlines.
Draw a weird character with its head pulled apart and stretchy pieces of skin joining everything back together. There are plenty of shadows, holes, spots and wonky details to add as you build it up.
Draw a creepy severed zombie head with torn skin, a dangling tongue and plenty of drippy details. The colours stay nice and simple, so you can concentrate on building the character and adding all the gruesome little extras.
Draw a gruesome zombie head that’s been split apart to reveal the skull underneath. It looks complicated, but the whole thing is built from simple shapes before adding stringy skin, drips, cracks and plenty of wonky details.
Draw a quick zombie face using simple shapes, wonky lines and plenty of gross little details. Once the main face is in, you can add stitches, wrinkles, spots, hairs and anything else that makes your zombie look suitably rough.
Draw a zombie hand gripping an eyeball, complete with wonky fingers and bones sticking out of the wrist. This one uses alcohol markers for the colour and shading, with fineliners and a little Posca to finish off the details.
