How to Draw Mad Max, Mad Max
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Draw the basic guidelines for the body and the background.
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Now draw the outlines for his head, hair and arms, then move down to the legs and the background bush.
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Add details all over his body: jacket, pants, arms, hands and face.
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Your sketch should look like this. If not, add some more details.
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Now you can begin the actual work. Make a light layer with a 2B pencil over his hair and arms, where the shadows will be.
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With a 10B pencil start drawing his hair and the shadow on his face.
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Do the same thing for the gun and some other parts of his body.
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As you can see in the picture, there aren't so many realistic details on his face, so draw some shadows with a 4B pencil on his nose, forehead and neck. Then with a darker pencil draw the other details.
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As you can see in the picture, there aren't so many realistic details on his face, so draw some shadows with a 4B pencil on his nose, forehead and neck. Then with a darker pencil draw the other details as I did.
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Draw some more dark details on his jacket, arm and gun then start shading the legs.
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Continue with adding shades on his jacket and his right hand.
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Now do the same thing for his left arm and don't forget to draw more details on his jacket.(A 10B pencil is good).
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Now do the same thing for his left arm and don't forget to draw more dark details on his jacket.(A 10B pencil is good).
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As you can see, you'll just have to follow the reference picture and continue with shading his pants and his belt.
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Do the same thing with the rest of the jacket.
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In the end, you just have to draw the background bush. And if you think that some parts of the drawing are too dark, use a kneaded eraser for highlights.
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August 5, 2014
Description: Here is a lesson on how to draw Mad Max depicted by Mel Gibson. There is a new Mad Max movie that is due to come out in 2015 made and directed by the same guy who did all three of the originals, George Miller. Have a go at this classic figure from the early 80's.
