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Do you like the theme of mercenaries in The Star Wars universe? Today we’ll keep it going as we’ve created a step-by-step guide for what to draw for The Mandalorian.

 

Step 1

The first step is to sketch the stickman. It’s a tiny man made of circles and sticks using which we sketch out the posture, proportions, and location of the person on paper. This is an asymmetrical thorax. The head appears to be an oval with a long elongated shape and the pelvis is small.

The right hand is at an obtuse angle while the left hand is straight lines. Legs have a slight bend. Be extra careful during this stage. The most crucial step in the entire lesson.

 

 

Step 2

The chest and pelvis by sleek curved lines, resulting in smooth narrowing of the waist. Note that during this stage, a contour appears, which is situated in the upper chest. Following that, we will connect the chest and the head to the neck. The neck should consist of a slim, robust cylindrical.

When we have completed our steps draw two lines of curvature across the surface. This line splits the face into two equally sized sections. The horizontal line represents the eye’s location in more specific terms the opening of the eyes in the helmet.

 

Step 3

Then we draw the shape of the hands. The shoulder appears like a cylinder, while the forearm resembles the shape of a cone that has been truncated. The fingers are huge polygons. They look like joints. If you aren’t sure which shoulder or forearm is, it’s time to study the tutorial on drawing the figure of a Roman soldier.

 

Step 4

In this phase, we’ll focus on the curves of our legs. The thigh taper toward the knee. The shin expands initially before narrowing abruptly. Our bounty hunters’ feet are distinct shapes because of their angle and posture.

 

Step 5

We have now the silhouette of a specific persona. Let’s define the traits and characteristics of the bounty hunter. Let’s begin with armor. We first make a cut to the eyes. Then, we rotate this hole by drawing the design in the form of an X. After the procedure, we’ll draw curving lines on the lateral portions of the helmet’s bottom.

 

Step 6

It’s great, now is the time to begin working on how to approximate the contours and shape of your armor. This is a simple task. We will outline our outline of an armor piece that will be placed on the stomach that our warrior. Following that, we’ll create a belt that is tied around the waist, and an oblique belt towards the body.

In this stage, we draw small lines inside the fists in order to draw a line around the fingers. Remember to keep lightweight protection for the shoulder and forearms.

 

Step 7

We will draw the outline of the mantle situated in the rear of our protagonist. In this section, we’ll draw thin armor plates that cover the legs and hips.

 

Step 8

The guide is almost finished with drawing the Mandalorian. In this section, we’ll focus on smaller specifics. In the beginning, we sketch lines of armor’s design over the entire body. Then, we’ll draw the cartridges which are placed on the belt’s diagonal. Following that we sketch out a belt buckle and pockets which are to the rear of the buckle. In the final step then, we draw the folds of fabric that are on both shoulders of the Mandalorian.

 

Step 9

The same process will work on the legs and arms in our persona. We draw out these parts of the body, and then include the essential components like tissue folds and the final outline of fingers. Don’t forget the edge cut of the mantle.

 

Step 10

We are now able to look at the entire design. We must look at how the drawing is proportioned, its posture, and the accuracy of the individual elements as well as small specifics. It’s similar to someone wearing a Batman in armor, isn’t it? Batman you think?

If you aren’t able to find any flaws, you can be sure to remove the guides and move on to the next step.

 

Step 11

After the work of defining the basic contours and other details is completed We can now move on to shadows. To ensure that the shadows are applied correctly first, we need to know the side where the source light is located on. Following that, we outline the boundaries of the shadowed areas. In our case, they are the areas of the helmet with curving lines along with areas around the limbs and trunk.

 

Step 12

The final product of our drawing lesson appears similar to this.

 

Then we finished the guide on drawing the Mandalorian. It turned out great for you, didn’t it? Don’t forget to inform us via the comment section about your experiences and any issues you faced during the course.