Learn how to draw a great looking Weightlifting with easy drawing instructions and video tutorial.
By following the simple steps, you too can easily draw a perfect Weightlifting.
Step-by-Step Instructions for Drawing Weightlifting
How to Draw a Great Looking Weightlifting for Kids and Beginners - Step 1
1. Begin the weightlifting outline by drawing the man’s face. Outline the front of the face, chin, and ear using a curved line.
Then use shorter lines for the eyebrows, eyes, nose, and mouth. Shade a small circle inside each eye.
Drawing Step 2
2. Enclose the hair using long and short curved lines that meet at jagged points. Use overlapping curved lines for the muscular arm, and shorter lines to detail the neck.
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Drawing Step 3
3. Continue to use curved lines to draw the muscular arms and torso, completing the upper arm and beginning the second. Then use curved lines to craft the bottom of the hand, thumb, and palm.
Drawing Step 4
4. Draw the thumb and palm of the remaining hand. Then, use parallel lines to draw the bar between them and on each side of them. Use overlapping curved lines to complete the fingers on top of the bar.
Drawing Step 5
5. Use curved and straight lines to enclose a large, squat cylinder on each end of the bar. Extend the bar past the weight on the near side.
Then detail the weights with small ovals around the bar and bands of curved lines.
Drawing Step 6
6. Finish banding the weights with curved lines. Then return to the weightlifter. Use curved lines to outline his tank top shirt and shorts.
Drawing Step 7
7. Complete the shorts using curved lines. Then sketch the leg and shoe. Note the overlapping curved lines that highlight the knee.
Add More Details to Your Weightlifting Picture - Step 8
8. Detail the top of the shoe with curved lines. Then, draw the remaining leg and shoe.
Complete the Outline of Your Weightlifting Drawing - Step 9
9. Contour the muscles of the legs, arms, and chest and the fabric of the shirt and shorts with curved lines.
Color Your Weightlifting Drawing
Your cartoon weightlifting outline is now complete. Color your character. Weights are often black or metallic silver but could be any color.
Learn More About The Weightlifting Drawing
Weightlifting became a modern sport during the 1800s. You can flex your muscles with this weightlifting drawing.
In this illustration, a muscular weightlifter is holding a bar with weights on each end. The move he is making is called a power clean. This exercise engages muscles in both the upper and lower body.
Strength-building exercises like weightlifting are important, but they are not the only type of exercise the body needs.
Learn how to draw a person running; do you think the same athlete is pictured here? he is certainly dressed the same!
Don't forget - more than just your hands need exercise! After you've been drawing for a while, take some time to stretch your legs or get some exercise.
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