Hello Folks!
Today I bring an illustration of the well-known Captain America, played by Chris Evans, who has managed to correctly handle the character.
For me, it was a very difficult illustration because his face is a bit complex and the image I chose confused me a bit when making the details.
although after much effort I did the best I could and we will see the result. Meanwhile, let's talk a little about this character.
Captain America
He was a super soldier designed to fight against the forces of the axis in World War II, his uniform carries a motif of the flag of the United States of America and uses a shield made of an incredible metal (Vibranium). His real name is Steve Rogers.
Genetically altered, this soldier has immunity to diseases, accelerated recovery, super strength, and great combat ability.
He is a member and field commander of the Avengers thanks to his improved intelligence and military skills.
After this short summary (very short actually) let's see how I did it.
The Tools:
- Mechanical pencil.
- HB, 3B, 5B lead.
- Charcoal pencil.
- Graphite Powder.
- Moldable Eraser.
- Brush.
- Diffuser.
- A4 Opaline 300G.
Lest work.
I started with a quick sketch made with graphite HB, this part is important because I always follow the lines that I draw and sometimes for those lines I let myself go and not always the face remains as I want.
The first thing she drew was the hair, with a charcoal pencil blending with the brush and the pencil 5B.
With HB graphite I was making layers of very soft skin and then doing over the shadows with the pencil 3B, then giving it more strength with the 5B.
I drew the eyes and dark parts with the charcoal pencil, this is where I am led by the lines of the sketch and not by the referential image, I already noticed little strange eyes but decided to continue.
Once again the initial sketch plays me, although it is not quite similar, let's say it is my version of Captain America and yes, it has some similarities.
With the graphite powder and the brush, I made the shadows, the volume and light reflections with the moldable eraser.
Making the suit was the simplest part, it does not have many details, so they are uniform shades and light hits.
He was doing each part with the charcoal pencil and using the diffuser to degrade and fill. first the right side and then the left one.
On the left, there is more light than on the right, so the shadows are not identical on each side.
I made some adjustments and decided to make a shadow to this drawing to give it a 3D effect, this would be a larger and blurred shadow so that it does not look like a sticker.
This is the Final Art
It looks pretty good even if the camera does not help with the resolution.
This is my version of Captain America played by Chris Evans. I really liked doing it because it presented a great challenge and I learned to improve many things for my future drawings.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
I hope you liked it and if you want to see my previous works in this series just click on the following links:
Thank you all for your support and i do not miss my next illustration.
