One of the most epic and shocking moments of the Marvel world (and maybe of all the superhero movies), is the moment when the villain "Thanos", after gathering the gems, snaps his fingers and half of our super Favorite heroes begin to disintegrate until they disappear. For that reason, in this post, I wanted to relive the moment when "Black Panther" disappears. Here I show you the result, and its elaboration process. I hope you enjoy it. This is my entry to ART EXPLOSION WEEK 42

I started the shading on a scale of light and dark well accented.

I made the shading of the forehead with delicate lines, to achieve the reflection of the light This work took, time, since it is difficult to obtain clear tones with the graphite.

I continued with delicate movements in the areas where the light was reflected, taking advantage of the white of the paper for the areas with greater clarity, and firmly supporting the graphite in the darker areas to achieve depth..

For the shading of the mouth, I had to use the darker shade given by the graphite, and on the edges, a gradient towards lighter shades according to the perspective of the light, to obtain depth in the finish.

After having the black panther's head ready, I began filling the neck and chest spaces.

Finally, I completed the lines of the suit to add the shadows in the same way I did in the other areas of the drawing, and with a draft, accentuated the areas of light.

To cut the cds, I had to freeze them and then introduce them in boiling water to make them soft. Next, I cut out the CDs into small pieces.

I fixed the main line of pieces of CDs with glue, to then add the rest of the pieces, and make a gradient so that it would appear that "Black Panther" is disintegrating, and thus obtain the final result.