How to Draw Thor and Loki
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Let's start with a facial/head guide like you see here. Sketch in the facial guidelines too.
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Next, begin the drawing process for Thor by sketching out the thick eyebrow. You will also color it in.
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Now you will draw in Loki's eyebrow and color it in as well. As you can see both eyebrows look similar in size and shape.
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Up next, sketch out the nose for both faces. As you can see Loki's nose is a bit longer and narrower then Thor's. Add the crinkling on the sides of the nostrils as well as on the bridge of the nose.
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You will now sketch out Thor's eye. Add some detailing under his eye and then proceed to step six.
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Draw Loki's eye in the same manner like so, then proceed to step seven.
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The eyes are done for both characters. You will now sketch out the forehead wrinkles, then the frown line around the nostril for the mouth definition. When that is done you can draw in Loki's smile or mischievous grin.
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Get started with drawing Thor's face next. Add the forehead wrinkles then sketch in the mouth as well as the frown lines.
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Sketch out the shape of Loki's face like so along with the hairline that is slicked back unlike his brother Thor's.
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You will now sketch in Thor's face shape with the hair line and beard. When that is done you can sketch in the long mustache and make sure that it has a wavy texture.
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You will finish Loki off by sketching out the rest of his hairstyle like so, then draw in the ear. Don't forget to add texture detailing to his hair.
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The lesson comes to a close with the addition of Thor's long wavy locks. Once you have finished drawing Thor's hair, you can erase your mistakes as well as the guides.
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That's it, you are all done drawing Thor and Loki. Now all you have to do is color them both in.
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June 3, 2014
Description: So here is a lesson that I think you folks will enjoy. It's another split face concept and this time we will learn "how to draw Thor and Loki", step by step. As you can see these two faces almost look like one another if it wasn't for Thor's long locks and facial hair. I had a lot of fun with making this lesson so I hope all you fans out there of Thor and Loki enjoy drawing them in split concept like you see here. I will be back in a bit because there is still more lessons coming your way.
