Your complete collection of over 1,000 step-by-step drawing tutorials included with Korp Academy PREMIUM. New tutorials will appear here as theyā€™re added.
In this tutorial, weā€™re drawing Hiccup and Toothless together from How to Train Your Dragon.
Weā€™re keeping the shapes simple, drawing the full bodies and using a bold black Toothless in the background to make Hiccup really stand out.
In this tutorial, weā€™re drawing a Dracula-style character inspired by John Schwegel. Weā€™ll build the face first, then hang a simple black silhouette body underneath it, so thereā€™s no need for pencils or complicated construction.
In this tutorial, weā€™re drawing a simple Dracula character using one big rectangle as the starting point. Itā€™s a good one for practising wonky lines, simple shapes and building up a character without overcomplicating it.
This tutorial is all about building a row of simple owl characters using the same basic process each time. By changing the starting shape, eyes and feather details, every owl ends up with its own personality.
Inspired by John Kelly Green, this tutorial is all about big fat black lines and simple shapes. Weā€™re drawing a chunky little cat with a top hat, bow tie and plenty of character using just a few black pens.
Build your own Godtail-style robot using prompt cards to choose the head, eyes, mouth and back. Weā€™ll combine the different parts, then add cables, panels and plenty of little mechanical details to make it your own.
Fill a page with robots, aliens and spaceships using a bunch of different prompt cards. Weā€™ll start with a spaceship blasting out of a planet, then build the rest of the space scene around it with plenty of little characters and details.
Draw a whole bunch of kawaii mushrooms growing out from the same spot. Weā€™ll keep the mushroom shapes simple, then use different faces, shadows and little details to give each one its own character.
Fill a circle with a bunch of overlapping mushrooms using a few different shapes and styles. Weā€™ll add plenty of little textures and details before filling the gaps with black to create loads of contrast.
Weā€™re filling a page with cute bakery-style characters using random prompt cards. Weā€™ll overlap different treats, add simple faces and finish everything with little shadows, reflections and details.
Draw a big sunflower packed with repeating patterns and fine linework. This one is all about getting lost in the details, building up the centre before adding layers of petals and delicate veins.
Draw a weird tree stump monster with an axe buried straight through its head. Weā€™ll build the axe and roots from simple shapes, then use thin lines and shading to give the wood plenty of texture and character.
