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 wonky zombie head with chunky cheekbones, dodgy teeth and a worm popping out of its head.
We'll use two colours for the skin to add some simple shadows, then build up the wrinkles, spots and other gross little details with black.
In this tutorial we're drawing a simple zombie character based on the work of John Kelly Green.
We'll use a limited colour palette, a coloured outline instead of black and a simple circle in the background, with plenty of room to add your own little details.
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 revisiting our weird old man based on the work of Joe Olsen, this time using alcohol markers.
We'll blend a few skin tones to give him a suitably blotchy face, keep the clothing fairly simple and then add all those wrinkles, tattoos and scruffy little details.
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.
In this tutorial we're drawing a cute old fella based on the work of Paul Gill.
We'll keep the shapes simple, add some coloured outlines and leave plenty of room to change what he's holding or add your own little details.
In this tutorial we're drawing Dr Bender from The Fairly OddParents, the dentist with the massive mouth and even bigger teeth.
We'll keep the shapes nice and simple, using coloured outlines alongside the black to create our own version of the character.
In this tutorial we're drawing a wonky office worker based on the work of Joe Olsen.
It's a simple character with loads of room to play around, from the scruffy shirt and wonky features to tattoos, messy hair and plenty of little details.
In this tutorial we're drawing a chunky robot with bendy arms, pincers and a massive tongue.
We'll use alcohol markers to focus on shading curved shapes, working out where the shadows should sit as the arms bend in different directions.
In this tutorial we're filling a sketchbook page with loads of small kawaii robots, aliens and flying saucers.
We'll use prompt cards to build each character, mix in different faces and then fill the remaining gaps with simple sci-fi details.
In this tutorial we're drawing a chunky robot with boxing gloves, an exposed brain and a little oil leak.
We'll keep the main shapes simple, then add the brain tank, metal panels, rivets and a few little reflections to finish it off.
In this tutorial we're drawing Hurtybot 3000, a robot character by Cronobreaker.
We'll simplify the original design a little, using two shades of grey for the body before adding the exposed brain, glass dome and plenty of little robotic details.
