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 live Zoom session is all about creating your own page of quirky three-eyed kawaii characters.
Using the Kawaii Cards as inspiration, you'll mix and match bodies and faces, then add your own ideas, expressions and little details to make every character unique. It's a great reminder that mista...
This tutorial is all about drawing Fungus from Monsters, Inc. with alcohol markers.
We'll build the character with simple shapes first, then use a light and dark colour to create quick shading before finishing everything off with expressive fineliner outlines and plenty of texture.
In this tutorial we’re drawing the three-eyed nuclear fish from The Simpsons.
It’s a simple Posca drawing using mostly orange, black and white, with plenty of room at the end to add bubbles, spots, drips and your own weird little details.
In this tutorial we’re drawing an original three-eyed character.
It’s a weird little face with horns, big teeth and plenty of room to mess around with the shape. The three eyes make it feel strange straight away, which is the best bit.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Dr Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot again, but this time with the full body.
It’s a simpler version built from one big triangle shape, then finished with the big eyebrows, scruffy hair, goatee and jacket details.
This tutorial mixes Kawaii Club characters with the world of Super Mario.
You'll start by drawing Mario popping out of a classic pipe before filling the page with a fun mix of prompt card characters and video game-inspired creatures. Every drawing ends up looking different, making this a great on...
In this tutorial we're drawing Yoshi from Super Mario Bros.
It's a simple character that's great for practising bold outlines and clean blocks of colour. Once you've got the main shapes in, there's plenty of room to add your own textures, shadows and little details.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Dr Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot using a simple Posca palette.
This one is all about big black shapes, wild hair and keeping the colour nice and graphic. You can stick with yellow, or swap the skin colour for whatever works with the pens you’ve got.
In this tutorial we’re drawing Dr Neo Cortex from Crash Bandicoot.
This one is all about big shapes, thick black areas and building up that wild hair with smaller and smaller details. It’s a good one to practise first in Sharpie before trying it in Posca.
Learn how to draw and colour Skull Bot using alcohol markers, with the focus on creating simple metal effects and smooth blends. This version skips the cap so there's more time to build depth, add robot details and finish everything with crisp fineliner work.
This updated Skull Bot tutorial takes the original character and strips it back so you can focus on colour, light and shadow. You'll use just two tones to build a simple robot body before adding bold outlines, highlights and optional little worms hiding inside the skull's eyes.
Skull Bot is one of the very first characters from Korp Academy, updated with a few new details and a metallic finish. This tutorial is all about experimenting with metallic Posca pens, building a simple robot body, and finishing it with bold outlines and plenty of character.
