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.
In this tutorial we're drawing Bone Head, one of my KorpDogs. We'll keep the basic head shape simple before adding a bone through the ears, a big mouth and plenty of wonky details and shading to give it character.
In this tutorial we're drawing a more stylised, gnarly-looking hog. We'll build it from a few simple pencil shapes before adding wonky lines, wrinkles, shading and plenty of little details to give it loads of character.
In this tutorial we're filling a page with cute kawaii pigs using a mixture of prompt cards for the bodies and faces. We'll stack different characters together before adding simple details and muddy textures to finish them off.
In this tutorial we're filling a sketchbook page with fish using the same simple set of lines each time. By changing the body shape, eyes, fins and mouth, we'll see how one basic drawing can quickly turn into loads of different characters.
In this tutorial we're drawing a simple puffer fish covered in spikes. We'll use wonky lines, reflections and a few bits of shading to give it plenty of texture and make it look wet.
In this tutorial we're drawing Stolas, a character created by Vivienne Medrano. We'll build him up with simple shapes and wonky black lines, then use a thinner pen to add shading, texture and the smaller details.
In this tutorial we're drawing Sir Pentious from Hazbin Hotel, focusing on the top half of the character. It's a detailed one, but we'll build it up with simple shapes, wonky lines and plenty of character.
In this tutorial, we're drawing Noodle, a tall, skinny monster packed with eyeballs, noses and loads of grim little details. Start with a simple shape, then build up the wrinkles, drips, spots and textures to make your own version.
In this tutorial, we're filling a sketchbook page with simple black Critters. Start with basic shapes, add some weird details, then squeeze smaller monsters and ink splats into the gaps to bring the whole page together.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Master Bucket from Zonk Freak Pet Squad. There’s loads going on with two faces, antennas, a scarf and oversized shoes, but it all comes together from a bunch of simple shapes.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Glootie from Rick and Morty. He’s a brilliantly weird four-eyed character with loads of wrinkles and details, but the basic shapes make him surprisingly straightforward to draw.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Rick Sanchez alongside a random selection of Rick and Morty characters using prompt cards. It’s a fun way to build up a page of characters without having to plan the whole drawing first.
