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.
This tutorial is all about experimenting with colour, pattern and texture by filling a page with different beetles. There are a few basic shapes to follow, but plenty of room to make each bug your own.
Inspired by artist Buff Monster, we’re drawing a one-eyed zombie ice cream character in a cup cone. The main focus is creating the layered lattice pattern, with plenty of drips and extra details to finish it off.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a wonky ice lolly character with melting drips, popping candy and plenty of bold colour. It’s a simple character with lots of room to play around and make it your own.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a simple toucan with a huge multicoloured beak and bold, logo-style shapes. The bright colours contrast nicely with the two-tone grey body, with plenty of room to change the patterns and make it your own.
In this tutorial we’re drawing a simple puffin with a huge striped beak and plenty of colour. The basic shape is easy to follow, leaving loads of room to experiment with different colour combinations and add your own details.
This space alien is inspired by Jetpacks and Rollerskates, also known as Blake Stevenson. It’s a simple character that uses three blocks of colour to create a transparent helmet effect, finished with chunky controls and small mechanical details.
This banana character is inspired by Canadian artist Jetpacks and Rollerskates, also known as Blake Stevenson. The slightly misaligned black outlines give it a fun, screen-printed look that will mess with your head in the best way.
This tutorial is inspired by Hatch's bold skull illustrations. You'll build the skull from a few simple shapes, use coloured outlines instead of black, then finish it off with glowing flames bursting from the eyes.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Beardy Guy, a simple character inspired by Hatch. It’s a good one for practising bold shapes, thick outlines and adding that sticker-like finish.
In this tutorial we’re colouring the bird inspired by artist Mareanues.
We’ll use three shades of one colour for the head, add a bold beak and tongue, then finish it with black outlines, dots, flicks and a simple body if there’s time.
In this tutorial we’re drawing one of the green heads from Spirited Away.
This one works nicely with the Yubaba drawings, and once you’ve drawn one you can repeat it to make the full set of three.
In this tutorial we're colouring Yubaba from Spirited Away using Posca markers.
We'll keep the colours simple with just a couple of tones for each area, then finish everything off with shadows to make the character really stand out.
