How to Draw Batman

1. Begin by sketching Batman's face. Use curved lines to outline the back of his head, the point of his ear, the round forehead, squared chin, and "M" shaped opening around the mouth.

Don't forget the triangular eyes. Draw the frowning mouth, lower lip, and wrinkle at the side of the mouth using curved lines.

2. Use two lines that meet at a point to enclose the remaining triangular ear.

Then, use curved lines to sketch the shoulders, the bulging biceps muscles, and the fist. Then, draw curved lines across the chest, just below the shoulder.

3. Band Batman’s arm with a curved line, indicating the top of his glove. Complete the fist using overlapping curved lines for the fingers. Then, enclose several curved triangles on the back of the globe.

Finally, use curved lines to begin sketching Batman’s pectoral muscle and muscular remaining arm.

4. Use a series of curved lines to complete the forearm and the hand, with the fingers curved across the palm. The hand is holding something - the Batarang!

Use curved lines that meet at sharp points to begin sketching this bat-shaped boomerang.

5. Complete the outline of the bat using curved lines that meet at sharp points. Notice the bulges of the bat’s ears, tail, and wingtips.

Then, use long curved lines to sketch the muscles of Batman’s chest and torso. Finally, band the arm with a curved line to complete the glove, and draw the triangular spikes on the back of it.

6. Extend a long curved line to form the front of Batman’s leg. Draw parallel curved lines across his stomach to form the utility belt.

Band the belt with straight, vertical lines. Then, use curved lines to complete the torso of Batman’s suit.

7. Use long, curved lines to complete Batman’s leg and begin sketching the remaining leg. Notice the contours of the muscles of the upper leg and calf, the gently pointed foot, and the bulging knee.

8. Complete the remaining leg and foot using a curved line. Indicate the knee cap with a “U” shaped line. Then, draw an inverted “V” below each knee to indicate the top of the boots.

Extend long curved lines between the arm and leg and behind the feet. The lines should meet at sharp points, outlining the cape.

9. Use long, curved lines to complete the cape below Batman’s arm. Texture the cape with long curved lines.

Then, draw the Batman logo on the superhero’s chest. Sketch a small bat, just like the Batarang, using curved lines that meet at sharp points. Then, enclose the bat within an oval.

Color your cartoon of Batman. He’s worn many different uniforms over the years, but his most famous is black and grey with yellow accents. Sometimes, he even dresses in blue and silver!