Now is where you can add shading, define exact lines, tidy up any construction lines and put in any other details that you need to. This should be very close to your finished pencil sketch. You'll have to excuse the very boring pose that we have our web-slinger in, but it was necessary to show the anatomical basics! (sorry Spidey!!!)
Notice how many of the lines are heavier now and there is extra shading to show various parts of the body. Also notice how not all of the muscules are drawn. I know it's a lot of fun drawing muscles on superheroes but sometimes you have to resist the temptation!
This blog is dedicated to How to Draw Superheroes. I'm just getting back into comic art and I figured I'll put my sketches here. Hope you like my work.
Spidey "slinging" by Andrew Von Dinklage
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Monday, October 25, 2010
Drawing Superheroes 3: Costume details
This is the first part of the detail that has to go into your character. As you know every superhero has a specific costume which we know them by. Here is where you fill in those details -the pattern, boots, gloves, etc.
Okay so you see now that we are recognizing our neighbourhood friend.
Okay so you see now that we are recognizing our neighbourhood friend.
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