People almost always paint. Someone for pleasure, wanting to demonstrate skill, to gain recognition, and someone for the sake of earning. Regardless of the purpose, in any case, you want to get a good drawing result. They are especially careful about drawing superheroes when they are depicted in battle.
It is necessary
Pencil - soft and hard, paper, eraser, markers, paints, sharpener
Instructions
Step 1
Prepare everything you need to draw, sharpen your pencils, check how well they draw.
Step 2
First, outline a plan where you indicate the heads and bodies of each of the heroes. Pay attention to the physique of each of the characters and their position in relation to each other.
Step 3
When drawing the head of each of the characters, pay attention to the finished pictures and imagine what should turn out. Give the head volume with additional circles, add cheekbones, ears, and select the forehead.
Step 4
To correctly convey the facial expressions of superheroes, you can not only pay attention to the pictures, but also follow the expressions on people's faces in order to develop skills in drawing emotions.
Step 5
After you finish drawing the head, start drawing the body. Superheroes can have disproportionate body parts. The body can be divided into several parts and each of them can be drawn separately.
Step 6
After the body, you need to draw the limbs. The lines of the legs and arms must be conveyed very carefully, based on drawings and nature. It is important to convey the movement of the characters, their position relative to each other, which is mostly conveyed by the tilt of the body and the location of the limbs.
Step 7
Start drawing clothes and weapons that the superheroes are holding. You can draw clothes from memory or look at pictures of characters. Practice carefully drawing the collar and folds on the clothes.
Step 8
Color the battle of superheroes using crayons, paints or felt-tip pens. Do not forget about the distinctive features of each of the characters and keep all these features in mind when drawing.
