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.
Inspired by artist Andrew Bzh, in this tutorial we’re drawing a tiny penguin preparing to eat a massive whale. We’ll use simple shapes, wonky lines, hatching and a few small details to give the whole scene plenty of character.
In this tutorial, we’re stacking a bunch of cute penguins into a Christmas tree shape. We’ll use different body and face prompts to create each character before adding hats, scarves and a few festive details.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Yugi Tsukasa with a slightly more accurate approach than our usual Doodle Club drawings. We’ll use pencil guidelines to get everything in place before adding clean lines, cross-hatching and plenty of black.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a manga-style face using a few simple tricks to make the features easier to tackle. We’ll focus on half the face, building up the eye, mouth and hair before adding hatching for the shadows.
In this tutorial, we’re stacking a bunch of weird kawaii characters into a Christmas tree shape. We’ll use prompt cards to create the characters before adding baubles, branches and a star to make the whole thing a little more festive.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Mammon from Helluva Boss, a character that already looks a bit like a Christmas tree. We’ll keep it black and white, add some baubles and use pencil shading to bring in different tones.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Vanny from Five Nights at Freddy’s as a small fineliner piece. We’ll use wonky lines, stitches and rough little details to give the character a suitably creepy finish.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing Sundrop and Moon from Five Nights at Freddy’s as one small fineliner piece. We’ll use wonky lines, hatching, shadows and plenty of little details to bring out the two sides of the character.
In this tutorial, we’re drawing a skull inside a broken space suit, with mushrooms, drips and plenty of weird details growing out of it. Pencil guidelines help everything stay aligned before we build up the drawing with fineliners and a brush pen.
Fill a flying saucer with a crowd of weird little kawaii characters using prompt cards to decide what appears next. The spaceship gives everything a simple base to grow from before adding faces, alien details, planets and stars.
Take a little inspiration from The Sad Ghost Club and fill a circle with a crowd of simple ghosts. We’ll keep the body shapes similar, then use different faces to give each ghost its own personality.
Draw Scarecrow from DC Comics with a wonky Korp-style twist. We’ll build his creepy stitched face, straw hair and battered hat before adding a few extra details of our own.
