How to Draw Batman and Robin

Artist: Dawn / January 22, 2011
How to Draw Batman and Robin

Step 1.


You are drawing two figures, but I will start by drawing out the guidelines and shapes for Robin first. Begin with a small circle for the head, and then draw out the torso which is in the form of a U shape. Draw the shoulders and the limb stick lines   

Step 2.


Now you can draw out Batman's framed body also starting with a circle for the head. Batman is much bigger, muscular, and stronger looking then Robin. This means his torso shape is going to be a lot bolder, wider, and shaped more like a shield. When t   

Step 3.


Begin sketching out their heads starting with Batman. As you can see Batman has a very strong, and square looking jawline, and cheek structure. Even when his mask is off his face is very chiseled. Next, draw his pointed ears for the mask, and then dr   

Step 4.


Now it's time to draw out the rest of their faces. To do this, make a pointed nose for Batman since his face is inside of a mask, and then draw out his eyes, and mouth. For Robin you will have to draw out his eye mask, then the eyes, and then his nos   

Step 5.


Here in this step you will begin sketching out both Batman and Robin's upper bodies. Start by sketching out the shoulders, and arms for Batman, and be sure that the thickness is muscular. Next, add that small bump for the cape, and begin drawing out    

Step 6.


Always start each step with Batman. Having said that, continue to draw out his torso by drawing in the wide back lining, waist, and hips. Next, finish drawing out his arm by sketching in the hand as well. Add some chest and arm pit definition. Now mo   

Step 7.


All you need to do to Batman now is draw out the rest of his body, and then draw out his legs. Next, draw the rest of Robins upper body, and then begin drawing out his legs which are bent up towards his chest because he is in an action pose. Make a s   

Step 8.


You are almost done guys, all you have to do now for Batman is draw out his flaring cape, and finish off those legs. But before finishing Batman, you will need to draw in his crotch area. After that draw in the boot lining and add some knee detailing   

Step 9.


For the last drawing step, all you need to do is draw out Batman's utility belt, draw the emblem on his chest, and then draw in those spikes on the back of his forearm. Add some stomach detailing, and then add some definition to his cape. Don't forge   

Step 10.


Here is how they look when all is said and done. Now you can work even more by coloring them in. I hope you liked this lesson on how to draw Batman and Robin, it was a real treat for me to do.

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Artist: Dawn
Date Added: January 22, 2011
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Description: Okay, I have to fill this one request made by Teton even if she didn’t submit a request form. I always know when she wants me to draw something I don’t have because she uploads videos from Youtube from other artists to let me know to do my own. So today, I will be teaching her, as well as other artists, "how to draw Batman and Robin", step by step. Batman and Robin are two of the more popular hero figures created by DC Comics. In all reality, I would like to draw more characters from DC Comics because as of right now I don’t really have that many. For the ones I do have, I think that for the most part they are among the well-recognized heroes and villains, and part of pop culture. I had a hard time establishing what type of pose I wanted them to be in, and what hero gear I wanted them to wear. In the end I decided that Batman and Robin should look as original as possible because they are two characters that set the trend for comic book heroes. Also, Batman and Robin are also two of the first and maybe only characters that a series was made from that stared real life characters. Anyways, I will show you "how to draw Batman and Robin" using an easy tutorial. I did however labeled this lesson intermediate because it has some difficult parts to draw. Peace out people, and have an awesome time!

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