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 drawing is a simpler take on Marvelā€™s Ghost Rider, with a wonky skull and a head full of flames. The main idea is getting those flames working with a few simple shapes before adding the smaller details.
This is a simple Posca version of Slimer, using cool greens against warmer colours inside the mouth. Thereā€™s loads of cutting in, wonky wrinkles and drips to give the character that lumpy, slimy look.
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.
This tutorial is based on a goblin character by Joe Sparrow, taking one of the little characters from the Tower of Goblins and giving it a full colour treatment. Weā€™ll use alcohol markers to add simple shading and blending before finishing it with wonky black outlines and a few scruffy details.
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.
This tutorial is based on a little gremlin character by Joe Sparrow, simplified by removing the cloak and dagger from the original. Weā€™ll build it straight in Posca with chunky hands, long toes and a big toothy mouth, then finish it with wonky black outlines and a few extra details.
This tutorial takes the Stumpy monster idea and turns it into a colourful one-eyed character with huge lips, chunky cheekbones and a big mouth. Weā€™ll build it straight in Posca, layering the colours before adding wonky black outlines and loads of little details.
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 is based on a bunny version of the recurring raccoon character by Jetpacks and Rollerskates. Weā€™ll build the floating head, oversized hoodie and simple chunky feet, then add colour, shading and plenty of wonky linework.
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 tutorial is based on a zombie character by Jetpacks and Rollerskates, complete with exposed brain, wonky teeth and plenty of dribble. Weā€™ll use a handful of bright colours before pulling everything together with a chunky black outline.
This tutorial is based on a Yeti character by Jetpacks and Rollerskates, using a really simple two-colour palette. Weā€™ll build the character with chunky shapes, curly hands and a few of the little texture details that appear throughout his work.
