Learn how to draw a great looking Spiderman's Face with easy, step-by-step drawing instructions, and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a beautiful Spiderman's Face.
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"Spiderman, Spiderman!
Does whatever a spider he can.
Spins a web any size,
Catches thieves, just like flies.
Look out! Here comes the Spiderman!
Is he strong? Listen, Bud!
He's got radioactive blood.
Can he swing from a thread?
Take a look overhead.
Hey there, there goes the Spiderman!"
- Theme song, Spider-Man, 1967
Spiderman is a fictional superhero who debuted in 1962. He's also been referred to as Spiderman, Spidey, the Web-Slinger, and Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man.
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Spiderman's real name is Peter Parker. He was an average, unlucky teenaged boy who happened to be bitten by a radioactive spider.
This chance occurrence gave Parker super strength and super-fast reflexes, known as his "spidey sense."
He used his scientific know-how to design his suit, complete with wrist-mounted web canisters.
Spiderman has taken on a host of villains, from run-of-the-mill criminals to super baddies like Venom and Carnage.
He's fought alongside the Avengers and starred in comic books, animated cartoons, video games, and live-action movies.
Did you know? Spiderman was the first teenage superhero. Teens had been sidekicks before, but never the hero.
Spiderman was designed to fit the "everyman" archetype - he was relatable because he was weak, poor, uncool, young, and clueless.
He also suffers the loss of loved ones because, even with all of his special abilities, he is not able to save everyone.
Would you like to draw a portrait of Spiderman for your next comic book or cartoon?
This step-by-step superhero drawing tutorial is designed to show you how. You'll start with a circle, triangles, and simple lines. As you add to it, your drawing will become more complex.
You'll need a sharp pencil and a good eraser.
If you liked this tutorial, see also the following drawing guides: Batman Logo, Deadpool, and Sonic the Hedgehog.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Spiderman Face
How to Draw a Great Looking Spiderman's Face for Kids, Beginners, and Adults - Step 1
1. Begin by drawing a large circle. This will serve as a guide to drawing Spidey's head.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 2
2. Use a series of long and short curved lines to outline the cheeks and square chin below the circle.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 3
3. Outline Spiderman's triangular eyes. For the nearest eye, use two long curved lines and one short straight line to trace the triangle shape. Then, draw another, slightly larger shape surrounding the first. For the remaining eye, use curved lines to enclose the triangle shapes against the side of the head.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 4
4. Erase the guide lines, leaving a clean outline of the head.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 5
5. Shade a dot or small circle between the eyes. Then, draw a long curved line between the dot and the top of the head. This begins Spiderman's iconic spider web pattern. Next, extend two curved lines from the bottom of the head to outline the neck.
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Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 6
6. Draw another long curved line from the central point to the top of the head. This forms the second radius of the spider web pattern.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 7
7. Draw another radius, a long curved line from the central point to the side of the face.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 8
8. Draw a fourth radius from the central point to the cheek.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 9
9. Draw the fifth radius from the central point to the chin.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 10
10. Draw the sixth radius from the central point to the cheek.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 11
11. Begin drawing the capture spiral of the web pattern. Draw curved lines between eyes and the radius lines between them.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 12
12. Continue drawing the spiral above the eyes. Use curved lines to connect the radius lines to one another and to the top of the eye.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 13
13. Continue drawing the spiral, using curved lines between the radius lines.
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Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 14
14. Begin drawing the capture spiral below the eyes. Again, use curved lines to connect the radius lines to one another and to the bottoms of the eyes.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 15
15. Draw long lines between the radius lines on top of the head, those that diverge around the eye, and across the chin.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 16
16. Draw curved lines between the lines of the spiral on the side of the face.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 17
17. Draw curved lines on the neck to continue the spider web pattern.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 18
18. Draw the lines of the capture spiral between the radius lines on the neck.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 19
19. Continue to draw short curved lines between the radius lines of the neck.
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 20
20. Color your cartoon Spiderman mask. It is usually red and black.
Your Spiderman face drawing is now ready. Was it hard to draw?
Easy Spiderman's Face Drawing - Step 21
Now that you've mastered drawing Spider-Man's face, you can learn how to draw Spider-Man from head to toe!
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