Today, we will show you how to draw Captain America from Marvel Comics series. Captain America has no superhuman powers, although as a result of the Super-Soldier Serum and “Vita-Ray” treatment, he is transformed from a frail young man into a “perfect” specimen of human development and conditioning. Captain America’s strength, endurance, agility, speed, reflexes, durability, and healing are at the highest limits of natural human potential. The following drawing tutorial will show you how to draw Captain America in easy-to-following, step by step format. Have fun.
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How to Draw Captain America from Marvel Comics with Step by Step Drawing Tutorial
Step 1
Start off by making a simple ball and stick figure to establish a pose. Feel free to pose your character any way you want. Its important that the chest will be the largest circle, followed by the pelvis, the head, the shoulders, and the hands being the smallest circle. Remember that giving your character a large chest makes him look “heroic”.
Step 2
Add some circles for the knees and elbows. These circles are of the same size. They are also smaller than the shoulder, but larger than the hands.
Step 3
Draw some lines outside each circle’s edge to connect them and give your character a basic body.
Step 3b
Step 3c
Step 4
From there on, you can now add some muscles and face to your character.
Step 5
Finally, draw your character’s costume and other details.
Step 6 (Optional)
Now colorize Captain America, if you want to. The above colors are the traditional colors used to color him in. I hope that Captain America turned out great for you.
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Tiger Sprite
The facial features are completely different in step 3 and step 4. It isn’t a great version, but I had to make do.