Free, How to Draw A Hero Carrying a Wounded Warrior, Printable Worksheet and Drawing Lesson.
This free printable is a drawing lesson that will help give the young artist some confidence and direction to draw a picture of a man carrying another. It is not a very difficult project and is ideal for young artists or for extra drawing practice.
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(c) Adron D. 10/27/19
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BEGINNING
Start out by drawing lightly at first so you can erase later.
Keep it simple at the beginning.
It is ok to use tracing paper and trace it over a few times until you have it right.
Use a basic stick figure to work out the pose.
This project has two figures one is carrying another. You may have to practice and draw them separately at first then combine them into one composition.
DEVELOPING
After you have the pose the way you want it then draw around the stick figure to give the body its shape and then draw the clothes over.
DETAILS
Keep the hands simple, think of drawing them like mittens. Remember, thumbs point inward on hands facing down and thumbs point outward on hands pointing up.
Keep the face simple, the nose and eyebrow form a letter "S" Use a short line for the upper lip and a shorter line for the lower lip. The eyes are two slightly curving lines since the wounded man is not awake and the hero is watching his step.
Color or shade the line drawing after you finish.
Do not forget to put in the background like a battle scene or a dead monster. Draw the ground around the hero's feet so he doesn't look like he is floating.
CLICK HERE for a file in PDF format.
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BEGINNING
Start out by drawing lightly at first so you can erase later.
Keep it simple at the beginning.
It is ok to use tracing paper and trace it over a few times until you have it right.
Use a basic stick figure to work out the pose.
This project has two figures one is carrying another. You may have to practice and draw them separately at first then combine them into one composition.
DEVELOPING
After you have the pose the way you want it then draw around the stick figure to give the body its shape and then draw the clothes over.
DETAILS
Keep the hands simple, think of drawing them like mittens. Remember, thumbs point inward on hands facing down and thumbs point outward on hands pointing up.
Keep the face simple, the nose and eyebrow form a letter "S" Use a short line for the upper lip and a shorter line for the lower lip. The eyes are two slightly curving lines since the wounded man is not awake and the hero is watching his step.
Color or shade the line drawing after you finish.
Do not forget to put in the background like a battle scene or a dead monster. Draw the ground around the hero's feet so he doesn't look like he is floating.
(c) Adron D. 10/27/19
My worksheets are free and you may print as many as you like. I only ask that if you are able that you consider making a small contribution to support my art.
