Hi all! Today's lesson step by step drawing We will once again delight fans of the Marvel universe, because the main character of this lesson will be one of the most famous comic book villains - Doctor Octopus! We will draw him, like many other Marvel characters, in a classic form - our Doctor Octopus will have the appearance of a short, stocky man who is very embittered and harbors a grudge against the whole world. By the way, the real name of our today’s hero is Otto Octavius, and domestic Marvel fans could see him in the animated series “Spider-Man”.

In general, our guest today is directly related to Spider-Man - at the very beginning of the story, Otto was the teacher of young Peter Parker, and after his terrible metamorphosis, the evil Doctor became one of Spider-Man's main enemies, causing him a lot of trouble - he kidnapped Peter, Mary Jane, teamed up with other villains, overturned passenger trains and much more. Let's start the lesson and find out how to draw Doctor Octopus!

Step 1

Let's start with a stickman - a man made of sticks and circles, which we use to indicate the main proportions of the character, his pose and position on paper. First, a little about proportions: a human figure close to ideal has a height equal to the sum of the lengths of seven to seven and a half heads, of which 4 are on the legs. But the height of our today's hero is below average, and in general he looks very grotesque - this needs to be reflected in the stickman.

But the shoulders are nevertheless very wide - ideally, the width of the shoulders is equal to the sum of the widths of three heads, in our case this is approximately what happens. True, at this stage the shoulders are already three heads, but this is until we have drawn the deltoid muscles.

Let's return to the stickman - outline the arms that rest on the sides, forming almost right angles at the elbows.

Our Doctor's head will have a round shape. In realistic drawing, the silhouette of a human head has an ovoid shape, more precisely, the shape of an inverted egg, but here the shape of the circle is due, firstly, to the slightly raised position of the head, and secondly, to Otto’s build - he is slightly overweight.

Step 2

The stickman is ready, now let's give it volume. But first, let's mark the head - draw vertical line facial symmetry, which will divide the face into two equal parts. It will intersect primarily with the eye line perpendicular to it. By the way, usually the eye line is located approximately in the middle of the face, but here it is higher due to the slightly tilted back position of the head. Immediately below the eye line we outline the lines and mouth with strokes, and the distance between the lines of the eyes and nose should be very small.

The neck should look like a short, flattened cylinder on which the head rests. Use large balls to outline the shoulder joints and connect them to the neck with short lines located at a slight angle.

1. Shoulder ball
2. The cylinders of the shoulders themselves (formed by the biceps inside and the triceps outside, occupying the part from the shoulder joint to the elbow joint)
3. The elbow joint itself
4. Forearms (look like rectangles)
5. Hands (clenched fists at this stage are indicated by pentagons)

The body narrows slightly downwards, but not due to a narrow waist, but due to the pronounced muscles of the chest and back. By the way, draw the pectoral muscles with a line, the ends of which rest against the balls of the shoulders.

Referring to the stickman's lines is helpful throughout this step, but it will be especially helpful to refer to them while drawing the groin area and waistband, which look like a triangle and a horizontal rectangle, respectively.

Next are the legs. Define the thigh parts with shapes similar to cylinders, only tapering towards the knee. Mark the knee joints with rounded figures, do not forget about the characteristic bend of the calf muscles (here it is especially pronounced on the outer sides of the lower leg). Finish this step by outlining the feet.

Step 3

Let's draw our business card - its metal tentacles. More precisely, we will not draw, but outline their silhouettes. They should be smooth, rounded, and all except the left one from below should increase sharply towards the tips. This is especially pronounced on the upper tentacle to our left.

Note that such an increase is necessary for the correct transmission of distance. Another point - the tentacles are attached to the back, in the area where the thoracic and lumbar regions meet, two on each side; this must be taken into account when designing them.

Step 4

The silhouette of Doctor Octopus is ready, let's start drawing it. We always detail people's silhouettes from head to toe, and today's lesson will be no exception.

Therefore, in this step we will draw the face. Using the outlined lines from the previous steps, we will draw wide glasses, a short nose and a mouth with a turned-down lower lip, clenched teeth and long nasolabial folds. Mark the lines of the cheeks, cheekbones and ears, draw a “potty” hairstyle. Hair lines are always drawn from the ends to the roots, that is, in our case, from top to bottom.

Step 5

Let's go lower and draw the body. Erase the extra guide lines from the neck and draw the folds of the fabric with a few short horizontal strokes.

We denote the collar with a smooth line running from the trapezoid to the line of the tentacle. Then we will erase almost the entire line of the chest, leaving a small line of the pectoral muscle, apply a couple of strokes on the torso and outline the line of the belt. Please note that the belt should be located slightly higher than the area in front of which the fists are located.

Step 6

Let's draw the tentacles. In general, these four limbs in all versions of the story (namely, Doctor Octopus most often appears in the comics about this hero) have the same history of origin. The talented scientist Otto Octavius ​​designed metal tentacles that were controlled using a remote control. After an explosion in the laboratory, the tentacles attached to the back area, under the influence of some substances and high temperature, fused with Otto’s spinal cord, turning him into the terrible Doctor Octopus. By the way, in many comics and TV series this story also appears as the boss and head of research for our hero. But we digress.

Let's apply curved horizontal stripes to the tentacles - segments that provide mobility and maneuverability to the metal limbs. Please note that the segments are located more intensely and densely as they approach the back; this pattern does not affect only the lower tentacle, located on the left side of us. Let's draw the claws, consisting of two parts.

Step 7

Next up is our left hand. Let's draw a hand along the previously outlined lines - outline the outer contour, and draw a few folds of fabric in the armpit area. More folds are located in the area of ​​the elbow and wrist, and in the area of ​​the forearm there should be vertical lines that indicate the muscles emerging through the tight suit. When drawing a fist, pay attention to the knuckles and tendons, as well as the silhouettes of the fingers.

Step 8

In complete analogy with the previous step, let's draw the second hand. We do everything according to the same scheme - we outline the contours of the hand, erase the extra guide lines, draw the knuckles and fingers. Very small differences will be in the folds of the fabric - on this hand in the armpit area there will be slightly fewer of them.

Step 9

Let's draw the leg to our left. Let's erase the markings from the previous steps from it, but first we'll draw several folds in the knee area - almost all of them are located at the edges, only one, the one that is lowest, is located approximately in the middle. Also pay attention to the vertical line that begins on the pants, just below the knee, and, interrupted, continues on the boot.

By the way, on the boot itself, don’t forget the folds in the ankle area - they are indicated both by changes in the outer contour of the boot and by lines inside. Place a few more lines in the toe area, as in our example.

Step 10

Actually, the leg on our right is even simpler; here you don’t have to draw the folds of the knee area, since this place is covered by a tentacle. Let's note the folds in the tissue in the groin area - they are located at the junction of the leg and torso.

Step 11

Let's add shadows. They should be made in a comic book style - rough, contrasting and similar to black, densely shaded spots. The easiest way to apply them is in two stages - first marking the outline of the shadow, then painting it over with a simple soft one. True, there is one peculiarity here - shadows on the metal tentacles.

Note that the shadows on the tentacles appear as dark stripes that radiate along the length of each limb, occasionally breaking where they turn. Another point is that the shadow areas located on the segments of the tentacles closest to us are very large, but as they move away from us, they become smaller, and at turns they completely change their position.

This was a lesson in which we told you about how to draw Doctor Octopus, and it was prepared for you by the artists of the drawingforall website. Visit our website for new step-by-step drawing lessons, all the best!

Hello again everyone!
Call your children to the monitors, because today we will learn how to easily draw a minion step by step. For those who don’t know, minions are such cute and funny characters from the animated trilogy “Despicable Me”. All of them yellow color, look like a chocolate egg toy package, speak their own language and always find themselves in interesting situations under the leadership of their owner, a gangly man with a big nose named Gru. Although I think that every adult, and even more so a child, can imagine what these restless pets look like.
I will draw with a felt-tip pen, you can follow my example or use with a simple pencil, so that if something happens, you can correct the drawing. Take a sheet of paper, preferably a landscape one.
If you want to draw a large minion, then it is better to place the sheet vertically; if you plan to draw several pieces next to each other, then you can horizontally. All minions are very similar to each other, but there is one significant difference - some are luckier and have two eyes, while others are content with only one. I will draw a more developed yellow belly, which sees twice as well.

I'll start drawing from the eyes. First, we draw two identical circles, around which we make an edging. The edging will serve as glasses in the future. The result is an eight.

To make the eyes real, add pupils to them. I draw two pieces, whoever decides to draw a one-eyed Cyclops can do it twice as fast!

At the next stage, we will draw a body for our minion. Here you can dream up. Depending on the size of the torso, it will be high, low or normal, like mine.

Are there bald minions? Certainly! But I decided to make mine handsome and gave him these rare curls. You can depict the hair on your head in a different way, for example, draw a thick bunch from one point, similar to how a palm tree grows. And at this stage, don’t forget to draw the glasses strap. It turned out like this.

The yellow men are mostly dressed in the same denim overalls, in other words just pants with straps. My friend is no exception. Now I’ll draw the very straps that hold the pants on. The dots on the straps are buttons or buttons.

Almost left our yellow hero without the opportunity to discuss last news with brothers. Let's go back and draw his mouth. I love to smile, so of course I decorated my face with a smiling grin.

What's next, you ask? Next we will draw the hands, one raised up, the other down. Yours may be different, both up, both down, you can even depict one-armed bandit. In fact, these are just blanks; a little later we will turn them into real hands.

Let's return to the torso and clothes, let's complete the overalls with the obligatory pocket in the middle.

In the next step, let's finish the arms and draw the hands, in my drawing it turned out like this.

There is a head, there are hands. What's missing? Correctly draw the minion's legs. This is also easy and simple to do. That's it, the drawing is ready!

Of course, children love colorful and bright drawings more. Therefore, to ensure that the impressions from today’s lesson remain in your memory for a long time, take pencils or markers and color the picture, as I did. Our minion itself is yellow, the clothes are blue, the eyes are brown, and the glasses can be shaded with a silver felt-tip pen or a simple pencil. I think it turned out great, write your opinion in the comments.

Oksana Telikova

Warm greetings to everyone who stopped by!

As you might have guessed from the picture, today we will again talk about octopuses. I’ll tell you how we drew an octopus with 3-4 year old kids.

Target:

Draw an octopus using a stencil

Tasks:

* Introduce children to the stencil and the method of drawing with it;

* Develop poking skills;

* Strengthen children's knowledge of primary colors;

* Cultivate accuracy when working with a stencil

Materials and equipment:

* illustration of an octopus;

* video sequence "Octopus";

* cartoon "Octopuses"

* stencil of the body of an octopus;

* poke large and small;

* pony brush No. 4;

* a glass of water;

* 1/2 sheet of A3 blue

Progress of the lesson:

Guessing the riddle.

Pear with long legs

Settled in the ocean.

As many as eight arms and legs!

This is a miracle... (Octopus)

View the video sequence.

What color is the paper in front of you? Why? Yes, octopuses live in water, in the ocean.

Instructions for working with a stencil.

Guys, choose any color for your octopus. Take a big poke.

I have prepared a stencil for you - this is the body of an octopus cut out of cardboard. With one hand you need to press the stencil to the paper, and with the other you need to fill the body with a poke.

Try not to let the stencil move.

Practical part:

Take a brush. Use the same paint to paint the legs. You can move the brush straight, or you can use it in a wave.

Finger gymnastics

Eight toes -

The result was an octopus.

How many legs does an octopus have?

Lots and lots!

With all fingers, except the thumbs, children depict the tentacles of an octopus.

While the drawing is drying, watch the cartoon "Octopussy".

Let's continue our work. What is our octopus missing?

How can you draw eyes? What paint is better to use?

Draw the eyes.

(While the whites are drying, we continue to watch the cartoon)

Were the octopuses obedient? Do they look like you?

Draw the eyes.

All that remains is to portray a smile to the naughty octopuses. Paint it with a brush. What paint will you use?

Daddy Octopus can go for a walk with his octopuses!

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How to draw an octopus step by step

Today we are drawing an octopus. Or rather, not so: let’s draw a beautiful decorative picture on the theme “Octopus”. We will try to draw this exotic inhabitant of the deep sea in a similar way, but for the sake of beauty we will use stylization and allow ourselves some convention.

So, the idea: we need to beautifully fill the entire sheet with a drawing. The first thing to consider and observe is that all eight tentacles are the same length. Although the sheet of paper is rectangular, the composition should be inscribed in a circle. Let’s remember this for the future so that we don’t have the temptation to stretch four tentacles into the corners of the sheet, and the remaining four to the middle of the sides.

After all, we are drawing an octopus, not an English flag. But to the point! Let's get started step by step drawing. Just above the center, draw a body with eyes and mark where to extend the tentacles. There are eight tentacles, so the task before us is not an easy one - to distribute them evenly.

It seems to have turned out well, but the body looks a little stupid. Not an octopus, but some kind of cartoon hippopotamus. Let's try to correct the situation, or start a new picture? God bless him, this is an educational drawing, so let’s not resist. Let's draw another octopus, but we'll be smarter: we'll place the body at an angle. We distribute the directions of the tentacles.

Beautiful curves will add beauty to the picture. But keep in mind: the curls do not have to all be exactly the same. We do not twist them in one direction. But, if you wrap four in one, and the remaining four in another, it will seem correct, but too strict and geometric. We always repeat: strict geometric shapes are extremely rare in living nature. So we will try to add variety to the pattern of curls of the tentacles, and show our extraordinary imagination.

Now let's decide on the thickness of these limbs. Wide near the body, the tentacles evenly narrow towards the end. Well, now the tentacles are beautifully curled. Let's not forget about the suction cups, let's designate them with a conventional pattern along the edge of the tentacles. It’s easy to say, but what to do in practice? Let's denote the tentacles with letters, like this:

And what? With A, B, G, Z everything is clear, about B and E you can also figure it out, but what about with both D and D, which are directed forward? We see them as if from above. How to depict suction cups on them? Let's cheat a little and show only part of the suction cups at the end of the curl. Well, we drew an Octopus: a handsome guy - blood and milk, you'll fall in love!

To consolidate our success in creating a beautiful decorative composition in a circle, let's draw a few more octopuses: arrange the bodies in different ways and try to draw the tentacles, depending on the situation.

The biggest victories always start small. Most great artist I started with children's, inept drawings. In this article I will tell you how to draw an octopus - perhaps this is what will encourage your child to creative development and love for drawing.

So again we start with a simple base. The task is to discern a simple form in a complex object, and then make it acquire ever smaller and more characteristic details. By the way, I was very interested in the creative almanac ARTIFEX, where you can learn about different aspects of art - I recommend checking it out.

Let's return to the drawing. We erase the lower part of the base and begin to depict the lower part of the octopus. The lines don't have to be straight and sharp - the best solution would be to stick to smooth, curved shapes - just remember what an octopus looks like and how its eight limbs are positioned.

We already have two side lines, we just need to add six more main lines of the octopus's limbs. I make the outer lines a little shorter, and those in the middle should be the longest.

But the octopus' tentacles can't be that thin, so we need to add a few more lines connecting the tentacles to each other. They will still be curved, but notice that each of the limbs tapers towards the end. The ends themselves should be soft and smooth.

At the next stage of drawing an octopus, we will again need to work on the tentacles - here we will add lines like these that will indicate the lower surface of its limbs.

Since we are drawing a cartoon octopus, he will have a rather funny face. Let's start, perhaps, with the eyes - we draw two large circles, the iris of the eyes with pupils and highlights, as well as small eyebrows.

Just below the eyes depicted earlier, we will draw a small mouth with a smile - this will make our octopus friendly and cute.

Well, now we can add details - let's draw small groups of spots on the head and tentacles of the octopus. The spots should be neat and, of course, different in size. You can also draw suckers on the lower surface of the tentacles, but this is optional.