How to Draw Hellboy Easy
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Begin drawing Hellboy by making a large circle for the head and then sketch in the facial guidelines like so.
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You will now begin drawing out the mean, expressive eyebrows which have many sharp angles. Draw the eyeballs, and then draw in the small but pointed tipped nose.
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Now is the time that you draw in Hellboy's very large, over exaggerated jaw structure. As you can see you will begin the line work just under the left eyebrow. Once that is done, you can sketch out the shape of the jaw which is over-biting the top pa
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Next, draw in the cut off horns, and then draw in the lining that shapes out the beard. Notice how the chin only has a chunk of hair for his beard, this is a goat-tee style. Sketch a crease line on his cheek and proceed on.
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You will now draw the rest of Hellboy's head, and then make the little ponytail. Sketch out the thick, muscular neck, and add the detailing for his bones and such.
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The line art will look like this when you are all done. All you have to do is either color him in, or start the shading process. If you decide to shade in Hellboy, start with adding the dark base for all the hair including facial hair. Shade the eyes
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Add more darkening all over his face and body, and then add some lighter darker shades on the right side of the face.
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May 3, 2012
Description: Well guys, a few of you have asked me to make more and more comic book characters, and for all you who requested these lessons, I present to you a tutorial on "how to draw Hellboy easy", step by step. The movie Hellboy came out back in 2004, but the comic book of this devilish hero has been around since 1993 when he made his first debut in the San Diego Comic-Con Comics #2. Nowadays, Dark Horse entertainment has been publishing the comics for Hellboy and has made Ron Perlman a popular figure from playing the lead role of Hellboy. Anyways, this lesson looks more like the modern day comic style of Hellboy. I drew him this way so when you begin drawing Hellboy you will have less difficulty. Well, that's about all I can say for this lesson. I hope you have fun, and be sure to come back around or stick around for more drawing fun.