How to Draw Miles Morales Spider-Man

1. Begin by drawing Spider-Man's head. Use a curved line to enclose an inverted teardrop shape, with the point at the chin. Inside the head, draw a teardrop shape within a teardrop shape. This encloses the first eyespot. Then, use two parallel curved lines to enclose the remaining eyespot.

2. Use a series of overlapping curved lines to enclose Morales' muscular arms and torso.

3. Draw a curved line to form the top of the forearm, then begin sketching the hand. The fingers are curled in Spider-Man's iconic web-slinging gesture. Use a curved line for each finger, and double it back upon itself.

4. Complete the pinky finger with a curved line, doubling it back upon itself. Then use a curved line to complete the underside of the arm. Draw a wavy line across the palm of the hand. Then, use a curved line to begin drawing the remaining arm.

5. Complete the remaining hand. Use a series of connected "U" shaped lines to draw Spider-Man's fingers. Use a wavy line for the knuckles, and draw another wavy line parallel to it, crossing the base of each finger.

6. Complete the arm with a curved line, then begin drawing the leg. Use a series of curved lines to sketch the top of the thigh, the front of the shin, the foot, and the back of the calf.

7. Begin drawing the remaining leg, using curved lines. Complete the thigh of each leg and connect them to the body.

8. Draw the foot, enclosing the figure. Then, draw a curved line across each foot to indicate the sole of the shoe. Draw a circle on the chest with a thick curved line across it to begin the Spider-Man logo, and contour the arm, shoulder, and pectoral muscles with curved lines.

9. Complete the spider logo. Shade a circle in the center and extend long and short thick lines from it to form the legs and fangs.

Color your cartoon of Miles Morales Spider-Man. Unlike the traditional Spider-Man, Miles' costume is primarily black with red elements on the hands, feet, shoulders, and face.