Step 11: On the lower right side of the skull, draw a little version of Captain America's shield. Using curved lines, link the four little markings that represent the circle's height and breadth. Objects with round edges such as coins and buttons can be used to practice sketching circles if you are having trouble. Complete the shield's design by drawing two additional circles inside it. The shield of Captain America actually contains three rings, but for the sake of simplicity, we'll simply depict two of them here. Consider using a round item like a coin or bottle cap to help you draw circles if you struggle.
The fourth and last step
Let's draw the arm's outline. As a starting point, look back to the straight lines at the beginning of this session. It's easy to see how the shoulder and forearm are separated by a circle. Anatomically, it lies between the shoulder joint and the elbow joint. The forearm is the portion of the upper arm that extends from the elbow to the wrist. The shoulder narrowings are hardly apparent. The forearm narrows dramatically as it approaches the hand.
The drawing tutorial on how to sketch Captain Marvel has finally come to an end. We usually add shadows in the final phase of every lesson, and this one is no exception. However, in this case, we're using hatching to add shadows, rather than the conventional method of shading (as in the lessons about Spier-Man or Apocalypse). As a result, the sketch for Captain Marvel is complete. If you like this lesson, you may be interested in exploring more of our lessons in the âcomicsâ area. Make sure to follow us on social media and share our lessons as well.
