How to Draw Spiderman from Spidey and His Amazing Friends #cute #kitty #howto #drwaing #spiderman

Hi dressier cuties, Winnie here. Today we're going to draw Spidey from Spidey and his amazing friends. So let's get started. To draw this cute spider-man, let's first start by drawing his head shape. So we're gonna aim to draw this oval-ish shape. So let's come about right here, and I'm gonna start at the top. So nice and round at the top. It's gonna be wider. I'm just gonna draw a big curve. About right there, and then I'm going to bring it down. And as I bring it down, I'm just gonna start to slide in. Slant it in a little bit more. And let's keep going. So I'm gonna head down towards the jaw and the chin now. So I'm just gonna start to angle it in a little bit more. And about right there, go ahead and just connect it. So this is the center and then up. There. So something like that. It's just a lot rounder up here, then bring it down towards this chin to angle it up. From there, let's go ahead and we're going to draw the eyes. So we're going to come... Let's see here. I'm just gonna kind of put our eye area about right here. So I'm gonna kind of find my center, be about right there, and I'm gonna come about right here. Right in the center area. And I'm just gonna go ahead and draw a oval, small little oval. Yeah, just kind of about in this area where the angle starts to come in. This will just tell me where my center is and then from there, I'm gonna come to the bottom of this oval, come out towards the sides and give myself two points. From that point, I'm gonna go and use this point to go all the way up. So let's see here. I'm gonna go up. A big curve and then out for the eye and then we're gonna bring this down and in. There. So that's the shape that we're aiming to draw. So same thing right across. I'm gonna go up. So I want to end at the same area on the other side. So I'm just going to give myself a point. So I know where I'm going and I'm just gonna try my best to follow that curve that I did on the other side. Curve up to my point. There. And then the bottom, same thing. Just follow the other one that you drew. And okay, so then from there, we're going to thicken this up. So come back to your point, come out a little bit and say about right here. This part is going to be a little bit thinner. It's going to go wider as we come out. About right there. Then we're going to round it off. Get really close to the edge and about right here. We're going to start to round it off. Thicker and then it's going to become thinner again. There. So same exact thing here. Give yourself a point. And get a little bit, oops, get a little bit thicker as you come up. Then round it off towards the edge. Round and back. There. Okay, so finally done with the hardest part, I think. So hopefully I didn't make it too complicated for you and you were able to follow along with me. And definitely come back in here and make any adjustments you need. Okay, so then from there, let's go ahead and draw the body before we do all the webbing detail. So I'm going to come back to say about right here and here. We're going to give Spider-Man some shoulders. I'm just going to go around this off. Right there. And then we're going to, let's see here, nice thick arms. So I'm just going to say I'm going to come down and about right here and here on both sides. I'm just going to go ahead and draw an angle line in. So I'm just kind of imagining this is his chest area. So with that angle line, we're going to bring this down to about right here. Bring this down and down there. So let's see here. Bring this up a little bit more. So then from there, we're going to, let's see, we're going to kind of imagine his leg area. So right in the center, about right here, go ahead and draw a slight little line. So this is where his legs are going to start. And from there, I'm going to bring down and down, two angles. So then let's go ahead and work on this leg first. I'm going to angle it down. And this is going to continue. And see here, about right there. I'm going to cut it off. And then this part is going to come down straighter. So this is his feet. And then this is going to continue out. I'm going to widen this part right about here. And then we're going to come out of a curve, bring it down. And we're just going to go curve and bring it in. There. Okay, so same exact thing on the other side. Bring this down. And we're going to cut it off. And once again, his feet. So angle it out the opposite way. Then we're going to come down with his legs, his feet, I mean. And about right there, just like the other side, we're going to angle this part. It's going to come down and connect. There. Okay, so very big feet and very big hands. Okay, so then from there, let's draw the hands. So we're going to come down about right here. We're going to continue this down for his shoulders. And we're going to bring this down. So his hands are very big. And so we're going to have his hands come down all the way to about here. And bring this down. And then we're going to bow right here and draw a big thumb. And I'm going to round it off the fingers. So let's continue this right here. So notice it angles out. So this part is thicker. And then just go ahead and connect. So same thing on the other side. All right here, bring down the curve. All right, there are them. And once again, go around for the fingers and continue. So as you come to about right here, come in and then go out. So this is kind of like where his elbows would be. So his hand part right here is thicker. And then we're just going to go ahead and bring it in and connect. Okay, so hopefully I helped you with that as well. I know it's a little bit tricky. So hopefully you're using a pencil and then you can make any adjustments. From there. Let's see here. Let's go ahead and draw all the to make him Spider-Man, right? So let's start with the head. So using this little oval, we're going to go straight up. So it's easier for my hand to come down. So I'll say about right here. Draw a straight line down. Oops, to hit this oval. Okay, it's not very straight, but there. Okay, in the center. And then we're going to draw two more angle lines from here. So it's going to hit. It's going to hit the eyes and come out. And same thing here. It's going to hit the eye and come out. And then we're going to draw some webbing. So let's start about right here. Curve down, curve and down. So obviously, I am not very even. So that's why my my spacing is not as good, but you can always adjust it. I think this side needs to be a little bit wider. Okay, now I've made a mess. Okay, so then from there, there's another little line here and here. And then let's come down and draw a curve coming down and down. But you'll forgive me because I'm using a sharpie, right? So and curve up and then right at the bottom. Same thing. And then I think about right here, there might be another line. So I'm just going to put in a line here. And then this is going to go up and over, up, over. And then let's see, I think that's pretty much it for the head. And so then now for the body. So let's come to the bottom right here. Let's cut it off first. So say about right here. Go across, we're going to draw a curve to cut off his top from his bottom. And let's see, we have a spider we need to draw in the front. So I'm going to come about right here in the center and just draw a straight line down first. Then from there, I'm going to come right here and draw a curve and a curve. This is going to go up. So I'm just going to go ahead and draw a straight line down. Since our spider is black, we can just cover up our line. But now we know that's our center. Then from there, I'm going to come about right here. Draw a curve so slightly above where it bends right there, and then I'm going to curve this up angle and over. Curve and over. From there, we can go ahead and start to draw in this space. So let's come back to the neck area and we're going to draw a curve coming down. So same thing here. Coming down and then in this area, right here, we draw a curve. So everything is even on both sides. And the top right here, I'm just going to curve all the way across. And then in the space, you create two curves. And then let's see here, I think this one connects down, right? Hopefully I have that right. Not too sure. Okay, so then from there, let's draw the hands. So same thing, cut it off about right there. Then we're going to draw a center line and a bunch of curves for the fingers to cut it off. And let's just simplify this and just draw two right there. Maybe one here, actually, because we need to kind of break it off. Okay, so same thing here. And let's see the feet. So we're going to break it up into three, two, three sections, we're going to come down and down. And this one's a little bit straighter and curve there. I'm kind of getting sloppy. Sorry. Okay, let's hurry up and finish this, right? It's taking forever. So here and then this one curves to follow. And so same thing here. There. Okay, so hopefully it's starting to look like Spider-Man. And then last but not least, let's draw the spider. So I'm going to come about right here in the center and I'm going to draw the head part, so curve and then the body. So it's like drawing a, I believe, like an eight, right? And shade this all in. Then the legs. So let's go from the head area. We're going to go curve one and then a longer one and then bring it in. And then the bottom, same thing, shorter one and a longer there. So same thing here. One, two, and three for my sloppy spider right in the center. So they're all done. I really hope you love how Spidey here turned out. And sorry if I overcomplicated things, but I was really hoping to draw in all the details as much as possible without making it too complicated. So I hope I really helped you today. And if I did, please make sure to give me a like and subscribe so you won't miss any new Drawstore Cute videos. See you later!