Your complete collection of over 1,000 step-by-step drawing tutorials included with Korp Academy PREMIUM. New tutorials will appear here as theyβre added.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a big colourful rainbow between two kawaii clouds before covering it with layers of drips. We'll also use a bit of negative space and cutting in to give the clouds more depth.
In this tutorial, we're keeping things simple with a stack of cute kawaii characters surrounded by clouds and little stripy rainbows. It's an easy way to fill a page using just a few repeatable characters and shapes.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a rainbow puking all over a group of cute kawaii characters. We'll use prompt cards to build the characters before adding clouds, raindrops and plenty of weird little details to fill the page.
Inspired by Brazilian artist Minhau, this tutorial is all about big, bold blocks of colour and seriously chunky black lines. We're drawing one of their simple cat characters and filling it with the full rainbow.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a simple rainbow bee and using each stripe to experiment with blending two colours together. It's a great way to play around with different colour combinations while still ending up with a finished drawing.
In this tutorial, we're filling a page with a row of simple zombie-style kawaii characters. We'll use negative space to add a big moon and nighttime background without having to fill the entire page.
In this tutorial, we're mixing a classic B-movie werewolf with the Korp Dogs style. We'll build up the character with simple shapes before adding chunky fur, big ears and plenty of little details to bring it to life.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a creepy Nosferatu with huge ears, piercing eyes and some seriously bushy eyebrows. We'll use just a couple of greys and a blender to build up the shadows before adding plenty of wrinkles and wiry hairs.
In this tutorial, we're drawing the Creature from the Black Lagoon with a simple black and white approach. We'll build up his big amphibian eyes, fishy hands and fins before adding plenty of wrinkles, scales and swampy details.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a classic B-movie style Dracula using a really limited colour palette. We're also leaving out some of the usual black outlines and using cutting-in to sharpen up the details instead.
In this tutorial, we're drawing a zombie with an axe properly wedged into its head. The main focus is getting the axe sitting convincingly inside the head before adding some simple zombie details and plenty of wonky lines.
In this tutorial, we're filling a giant zombie mouth with a bunch of little zombie characters. We'll use prompt cards to build each one, giving you plenty of room to mix up the shapes, faces and details as you go.
