In this drawing guide, we will tell you how to draw Spider-Man from Avengers. This will be the look of Spider-Man from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. By the way, this is very similar to the classic appearance of Spider-Man.
We specifically chose an unusual pose and angle. We have already drawn many Marvel characters in static poses. Now there will be something more interesting and dynamic.
So, let’s start this drawing guide and learn how to draw Spider-Man from The Avengers!
Stage 1
You are probably used to the standard character poses. However, due to the dynamic composition, we see very unusual proportions. It has a very large head, lack of a neck, and strong bends of the limbs.
Stage 2
Add volume to the figure of Spider-Man. Use elongated cylinders and balls to create the correct contours of the body parts. Use Spider-Man’s head as a size guide. For example, the foot of the left foot corresponds to the head in length.
Stage 3
Draw the outlines of the eyes of the Spider-Man mask. You can draw sharp corners first and then connect them with a smooth lateral line. Add also the basic contours of the back and chest.
Stage 4
Create clear outlines of Spider-Man’s arms. Pay attention to the shape and size of the fingers of the front hand. The backhand looks very small due to the peculiarities of the foreshortening.
Stage 5
Finish drawing the basic contours of our hero’s legs. Spider-Man does not have huge muscles, so avoid too wide and large forms. Draw smooth, graceful curves.
Stage 6
So, we have completed the creation of basic contours. Now we can add some additional elements. Draw part of the pattern on the back, as well as the stripes on the shins and forearms of Spider-Man.
Stage 7
Draw the outlines of the famous web pattern. Create the effect that all the lines of the costume move away from the center between the eyes. Pay attention to the density of the web on the fingers.
Stage 8
Add some shadows. Shade also the dark areas of the costume, such as the eye rims and the dark straps on the limbs. Darker areas are formed by two-layer crosshatching.
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